aaronsace
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December 10, 2017, 06:36:24 PM |
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If auto-exchange is set, with a valid wallet, do I need to have wallets entered for all the alt-coins?
No, everything is in MiningPoolHub's wallet until you withdraw.
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Myth888
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December 10, 2017, 06:39:08 PM |
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I see ZEN added, great It's great to be back on your pool. @mph Any info on adding Electroneum (ETN) maybe? Sorry if already a/a. Cheers. He says hes adding it
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Minerdc
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December 10, 2017, 06:50:44 PM |
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Hello, I am a new user of MPM with MPH. The estimated profitability by MPM is 0.00052 BTC/day. I waited 3 days to get a fair estimate but it shows 0.00087 BTC in my balance( auto exchanged to BTC ). It is about half of the estimated profitability. Is it normal? Am I doing something wrong? I followed the readme instructions. Thanks
Hi, I'm new too and been mining on MPH for 5 days. I could be wrong but this is what I've observed. Are you using auto profit switching? For me I found that focusing on mining one coin/day is better. You'll get your share when the pool found the block. MPH seems to switch often these days (thanks to the fluctuation of bitcoin price). For each coins, the pool may solved 10 blocks+ per hour, or solved only 4 blocks or less per hour depend on luck. In a worse case, it could be just only one block or none. If your MPH happened switched to its coin of choice during "bad time" you'll get less profit. You can check block stat on each coin's statistic. I would say, better choose your coin manually if you do not have powerful rig. Last night I tried autoswitch for just curiosity, the thing switched to FTC 7 times during last night, spent 3 hours in total to mine FTC (average 25 min per switch) and all I got was only 0.4 FTC. Are you two paying out to btc? Unless you have a lot of mining power, its probably best to avoid btc or eth payouts. These two networks have problems with high fee rates and slow transactions. The high fees are hurting your profitability pretty badly. Instead use an altcoin to move your money to the exchange, and let the btc accumulate there a while before withdrawing. That way you aren't paying $12 transaction fees to move $20. Profitability for my rig seems to be right on the ballpark. Also, not using the auto switches does have a disadvantage- when a particular pool switches off of an algo or coin, there is a rapid decrease in that pool's hashpower. With said decrease, the block win rate decreases too. So even though you might proportionally get more of each found block, blocks are found less often and the total profitability may not be any better than just using the auto switches. Hi, I don't do payouts from btc to usd because of the high fees, until I have accumulated enough btc. Pretty much what you were saying. The problem here is that MPM shows 0.0052 BTC/day and I get around half of it. What do you do to get the same profitability? Do I have to auto exchange to another coin and then after a while exchange to bitcoin? It doesn't sound efficient: what if in the meantime the coin goes down in value and I get half of the value in bitcoin? Thanks
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aaronsace
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December 10, 2017, 07:14:54 PM |
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Hi, I don't do payouts from btc to usd because of the high fees, until I have accumulated enough btc. Pretty much what you were saying.
The problem here is that MPM shows 0.0052 BTC/day and I get around half of it. What do you do to get the same profitability? Do I have to auto exchange to another coin and then after a while exchange to bitcoin? It doesn't sound efficient: what if in the meantime the coin goes down in value and I get half of the value in bitcoin?
Thanks
This is where your daily breakdown of bitcoins are shown; not affected by withdraw fees: https://bitcoin.miningpoolhub.com/index.php?page=dashboard
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BitBot.V2
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December 10, 2017, 07:18:00 PM |
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Hello, I am a new user of MPM with MPH. The estimated profitability by MPM is 0.00052 BTC/day. I waited 3 days to get a fair estimate but it shows 0.00087 BTC in my balance( auto exchanged to BTC ). It is about half of the estimated profitability. Is it normal? Am I doing something wrong? I followed the readme instructions. Thanks
Hi, I'm new too and been mining on MPH for 5 days. I could be wrong but this is what I've observed. Are you using auto profit switching? For me I found that focusing on mining one coin/day is better. You'll get your share when the pool found the block. MPH seems to switch often these days (thanks to the fluctuation of bitcoin price). For each coins, the pool may solved 10 blocks+ per hour, or solved only 4 blocks or less per hour depend on luck. In a worse case, it could be just only one block or none. If your MPH happened switched to its coin of choice during "bad time" you'll get less profit. You can check block stat on each coin's statistic. I would say, better choose your coin manually if you do not have powerful rig. Last night I tried autoswitch for just curiosity, the thing switched to FTC 7 times during last night, spent 3 hours in total to mine FTC (average 25 min per switch) and all I got was only 0.4 FTC. Are you two paying out to btc? Unless you have a lot of mining power, its probably best to avoid btc or eth payouts. These two networks have problems with high fee rates and slow transactions. The high fees are hurting your profitability pretty badly. Instead use an altcoin to move your money to the exchange, and let the btc accumulate there a while before withdrawing. That way you aren't paying $12 transaction fees to move $20. Profitability for my rig seems to be right on the ballpark. Also, not using the auto switches does have a disadvantage- when a particular pool switches off of an algo or coin, there is a rapid decrease in that pool's hashpower. With said decrease, the block win rate decreases too. So even though you might proportionally get more of each found block, blocks are found less often and the total profitability may not be any better than just using the auto switches. Hi, I don't do payouts from btc to usd because of the high fees, until I have accumulated enough btc. Pretty much what you were saying. The problem here is that MPM shows 0.0052 BTC/day and I get around half of it. What do you do to get the same profitability? Do I have to auto exchange to another coin and then after a while exchange to bitcoin? It doesn't sound efficient: what if in the meantime the coin goes down in value and I get half of the value in bitcoin? Thanks Just food for thought. MPM expected profit varies pretty often. Also, it runs on mainly on pplns pools which can incur a penalty for switching coins, so I would expect actual profits to be lower. I used to teak the MPM code to switch less often, I think it may have been a bias setting or something for non-active miners (@aaronsace could verify), but it wasn't worthwhile as it runs fine out-of-the-box.
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betiteh0777
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December 10, 2017, 07:26:41 PM |
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Just a quick question....I've start mining Zcoin and hashrate on site's dashboard is 7.5-8MH/s, but my miner says 14.5MH/s? Does someone steal my hashrate? I do not want to insult anyone with this quest, but after what happen with NiceHash I'm very suspicious to everything now..................
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Lordas
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December 10, 2017, 07:30:10 PM |
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I see ZEN added, great It's great to be back on your pool. @mph Any info on adding Electroneum (ETN) maybe? Sorry if already a/a. Cheers. He says hes adding it No more interest in ETN - XMR is more profitable and has bigger network and support. Bit too late 
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aaronsace
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December 10, 2017, 07:30:53 PM |
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Just a quick question....I've start mining Zcoin and hashrate on site's dashboard is 7.5-8MH/s, but my miner says 14.5MH/s? Does someone steal my hashrate? I do not want to insult anyone with this quest, but after what happen with NiceHash I'm very suspicious to everything now..................
No, there is a problem with the miner. Have a look a few pages back.
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TheHypnoToad
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December 10, 2017, 07:36:47 PM |
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Hello, my miner is running Linux. Is it possible to use Multialgo switching? I looked at the software in the FAQ: https://miningpoolhub.com/index.php?page=gettingstartedAnd it all looks to be Windows only Thanks EDIT: I tried to register and it won't let me. The 'register' button just does nothing after putting in my info!
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aaronsace
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December 10, 2017, 07:39:21 PM |
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Just convert the batch file example to bash.
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Minerdc
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December 10, 2017, 07:42:06 PM |
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Hi, I don't do payouts from btc to usd because of the high fees, until I have accumulated enough btc. Pretty much what you were saying.
The problem here is that MPM shows 0.0052 BTC/day and I get around half of it. What do you do to get the same profitability? Do I have to auto exchange to another coin and then after a while exchange to bitcoin? It doesn't sound efficient: what if in the meantime the coin goes down in value and I get half of the value in bitcoin?
Thanks
This is where your daily breakdown of bitcoins are shown; not affected by withdraw fees: https://bitcoin.miningpoolhub.com/index.php?page=dashboardThank You for the link. Ok for example I see 0.00039 btc for yesterday. Is the difference because of the auto exchange fees?
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zane0728
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December 10, 2017, 07:44:58 PM |
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so it would be best not to auto exchange the coins mined? there is a fee evertime you exchange it? my program shows I should get 0.007x/D, but I only get 0.005x/D.....is it because of Auto Exchange? could you guys help me with my issue please https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2561519.0
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aaronsace
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December 10, 2017, 07:47:59 PM |
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Hi, I don't do payouts from btc to usd because of the high fees, until I have accumulated enough btc. Pretty much what you were saying.
The problem here is that MPM shows 0.0052 BTC/day and I get around half of it. What do you do to get the same profitability? Do I have to auto exchange to another coin and then after a while exchange to bitcoin? It doesn't sound efficient: what if in the meantime the coin goes down in value and I get half of the value in bitcoin?
Thanks
This is where your daily breakdown of bitcoins are shown; not affected by withdraw fees: https://bitcoin.miningpoolhub.com/index.php?page=dashboardThank You for the link. Ok for example I see 0.00039 btc for yesterday. Is the difference because of the auto exchange fees? The pools simply distribute what was found amongst the pool of miners. To get the most accurate payout estimate, only mine a few algorithms.
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aaronsace
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December 10, 2017, 07:51:37 PM |
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so it would be best not to auto exchange the coins mined? there is a fee evertime you exchange it? my program shows I should get 0.007x/D, but I only get 0.005x/D.....is it because of Auto Exchange? could you guys help me with my issue please https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2561519.0Remeber that pools do not pay you. All they do is distribute what we find amongst each other. There is variance in both what is found and also the exchange rate when it finally gets sent to the exchange.
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zane0728
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December 10, 2017, 07:54:48 PM |
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so it would be best not to auto exchange the coins mined? there is a fee evertime you exchange it? my program shows I should get 0.007x/D, but I only get 0.005x/D.....is it because of Auto Exchange? could you guys help me with my issue please https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2561519.0Remeber that pools do not pay you. All they do is distribute what we find amongst each other. There is variance in both what is found and also the exchange rate when it finally gets sent to the exchange. should I just not Auto Exchange then? I know my rig shall get $9-$10/D (0.0007x/D BTC) but im currently getting $6-7 (0.0005x/D BTC)
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December 10, 2017, 08:12:51 PM |
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The monitoring is seriously off. More than 50% less for most coins for me. There isn't a good way to tell if it's actually crediting me the right amount without waiting for the payouts to settle. After you've been mining for more than 10 min on the same currency and you see this https://i.imgur.com/aZzCAza.png you get worried you're being scammed.
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aaronsace
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December 10, 2017, 08:20:37 PM Last edit: December 10, 2017, 08:39:34 PM by aaronsace |
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The monitoring is seriously off. More than 50% less for most coins for me. There isn't a good way to tell if it's actually crediting me the right amount without waiting for the payouts to settle. After you've been mining for more than 10 min on the same currency and you see this https://i.imgur.com/aZzCAza.png you get worried you're being scammed. Check the graphs, if they are wrong also then report it to the miner developer. https://zcoin.miningpoolhub.com/index.php?page=statistics&action=graphs
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December 10, 2017, 08:35:54 PM |
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The monitoring is seriously off. More than 50% less for most coins for me. There isn't a good way to tell if it's actually crediting me the right amount without waiting for the payouts to settle. After you've been mining for more than 10 min on the same currency and you see this https://i.imgur.com/aZzCAza.png you get worried you're being scammed. From that picture you just started mining, it takes 10-15min for the hash rate to settle out and show correctly... it's not instant 
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Christopher761
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December 10, 2017, 08:55:03 PM |
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@aaronsace FYI: I downloaded the new master copy of the mining program from github. ( https://github.com/aaronsace/MultiPoolMiner) I wanted to see if the changes you talked about would make a difference in the calculations, because I was getting failure to connect to zpool API. I put it on one box with the RX570 and let it run overnight, and the benchmarking was completed. The numbers seem to be more accurate. RX-570 at 600 H/s is calculating at 0.00011 BTC. Based upon the reported hashrate, that looks good. (I know I will need to update the bios to get more out of this card in terms of hash/second, but that was not the point of this post.) I then tried to run the new master version on three Nvidia boxes. All of them failed, because they got stuck on EthDcr64.exe failed to find libcurl.dll. Comparing the bin directory from the old version to the new version, it appears that there is stuff missing on in the .\bin\ethhash-claymore directory. I copied everything from my old version for that directory, and now all 4 boxes are humming along. I can't comment on how accurate the nvidia calculations are yet, because those boxes are still benchmarking. But, preliminarily, the numbers look more around what I would expect. I will report back when it is done.
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