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[sprof]

Is QTL ever going to be put on an exchange? I am not sure if I should mine this as I have no idea but every other scrypt coin on ipominer has been good

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[Tuwie2]

Quat is a long term coin.  I am sure it will be listed eventually.  Lets mine what we can before that happens. 

When is the last time you saw a coin mined on IPOminer that didnt get on an exchange eventually?

[BakSAj]

Ipo, we found block 1701 on QTL which has 100x reward, but the system shows only standard 17 QTL. Thanks for fixing it.

[Zalfrin]

Hi ipominer, I saw you are removing PIGGY soon. Do you know anything about withdrawal procedure? Looks like it hard-forked about a month ago, so I'm wondering if I need to download the old wallet and then send the coins to be exchanged, or if they were already exchanged on your end.

[sprof]

QTL https://bittrex.com/Market/Index?MarketName=BTC-QTL

[ipominer]

Ipo, we found block 1701 on QTL which has 100x reward, but the system shows only standard 17 QTL. Thanks for fixing it.

That's because it doesn't have a *block reward* of 100x It has a developer-provided reward that he sent separately to the same address that mined the block. It will be distributed to people that were mining on that block as soon as I write some custom code to do that...

Hi ipominer, I saw you are removing PIGGY soon. Do you know anything about withdrawal procedure? Looks like it hard-forked about a month ago, so I'm wondering if I need to download the old wallet and then send the coins to be exchanged, or if they were already exchanged on your end.

Yes, we handled the conversion of "scrypt PIGGY" to the current PIGGY already. You can send them to the current wallet for the new PIGGY ("x11 PIGGY") or to an exchange directly from ipoMiner.

[ipominer]

We added a new multi-algorithm coin today - Singularity. It is currently on both the scrypt and x13 multiports - note that it is one coin (SING) but we list it as two symbols (SING_S for scrypt; SING_X for x13).

[ipominer]

The bonus reward for Quatloo block 1701 has been proportionally distributed to everyone that submitted shares on that block

[MajidBC]

We added a new multi-algorithm coin today - Singularity. It is currently on both the scrypt and x13 multiports - note that it is one coin (SING) but we list it as two symbols (SING_S for scrypt; SING_X for x13).

Considering high electricity usage of GPUS, do you think mining SING is profitable in X13 algo? The dev said on the coin thread that X13 difficulty is programmed to be higher than Scrypt difficulty, or something like that.

P.S.: Scrypt asics use less electricity and have more hashrate and have less difficulty.

[ipominer]

We added a new multi-algorithm coin today - Singularity. It is currently on both the scrypt and x13 multiports - note that it is one coin (SING) but we list it as two symbols (SING_S for scrypt; SING_X for x13).

Considering high electricity usage of GPUS, do you think mining SING is profitable in X13 algo? The dev said on the coin thread that X13 difficulty is programmed to be higher than Scrypt difficulty, or something like that.

P.S.: Scrypt asics use less electricity and have more hashrate and have less difficulty.

Now that it has been added to Bittrex, profitability calculations are shown on ipoMiner. Just compare your scrypt vs. x13 hashrates and see

[jjj0923]

I thought I'd chime in here with some stats.

I was mining RZR through a dedicated pool until it 'got popular'

then I had to go looking to find whoever was accounting for a large percentage of the network hash since my old pool wasn't finding any blocks.

no doubt there are some very large farms out there because I've looked at the block chain.

however what i find very interesting from a statisical standpoint and mind you - stat don't lie

Ipomiiner has 16% of the network hash and has found 15.6% of the blocks in the last three hours.

Coinking.io is advertising they had over 20% of the network has but only found 10% of the blocks in the same time periiod

things that make you go hmmmm... 

keep up the great block finding Ipominer!

[ipominer]

I thought I'd chime in here with some stats.

I was mining RZR through a dedicated pool until it 'got popular'

then I had to go looking to find whoever was accounting for a large percentage of the network hash since my old pool wasn't finding any blocks.

no doubt there are some very large farms out there because I've looked at the block chain.

however what i find very interesting from a statisical standpoint and mind you - stat don't lie

Ipomiiner has 16% of the network hash and has found 15.6% of the blocks in the last three hours.

Coinking.io is advertising they had over 20% of the network has but only found 10% of the blocks in the same time periiod

things that make you go hmmmm... 

keep up the great block finding Ipominer!

Very interesting! Thanks for sharing your analysis jjj0923.

[MajidBC]

We added a new multi-algorithm coin today - Singularity. It is currently on both the scrypt and x13 multiports - note that it is one coin (SING) but we list it as two symbols (SING_S for scrypt; SING_X for x13).

Considering high electricity usage of GPUS, do you think mining SING is profitable in X13 algo? The dev said on the coin thread that X13 difficulty is programmed to be higher than Scrypt difficulty, or something like that.

P.S.: Scrypt asics use less electricity and have more hashrate and have less difficulty.

Now that it has been added to Bittrex, profitability calculations are shown on ipoMiner. Just compare your scrypt vs. x13 hashrates and see

Is X13 profitibility of your site standardized to scrypt profitability? Should I multiply my X13 Mhash by X13 profitibility (to have my profitibility or like some other sites I should consider scrypt Mhash)?

[ipominer]

We added a new multi-algorithm coin today - Singularity. It is currently on both the scrypt and x13 multiports - note that it is one coin (SING) but we list it as two symbols (SING_S for scrypt; SING_X for x13).

Considering high electricity usage of GPUS, do you think mining SING is profitable in X13 algo? The dev said on the coin thread that X13 difficulty is programmed to be higher than Scrypt difficulty, or something like that.

P.S.: Scrypt asics use less electricity and have more hashrate and have less difficulty.

Now that it has been added to Bittrex, profitability calculations are shown on ipoMiner. Just compare your scrypt vs. x13 hashrates and see

Is X13 profitibility of your site standardized to scrypt profitability? Should I multiply my X13 Mhash by X13 profitibility (to have my profitibility or like some other sites I should consider scrypt Mhash)?

Profitability on ipoMiner is always per algorithm. It is our view that standardizing is not helpful. Everyone's "standardization factor" for each algorithm would be different depending on your hardware. Some cards do 3x scrypt, some do 6x.. some do 4x, etc. And with rentals, you don't care about standardizing - you just want to know what the profit per mh on that algorithm is versus the cost per mh.

[Forexperiments]

why FRAC is disabled on bittrex?

[not.you]

Why for pool all down?   

[Cjuried]

Can not get into pool this morning. Anyone else having an issue?

Why for pool all down?   

[jjj0923]

same here but it's just the front end to the site all mining is still working fine.

[joshahouck]

Can not get into pool this morning. Anyone else having an issue?

Why for pool all down?   

Same here, site not responding.

[Cjuried]

That makes me feel better. Thanks!

same here but it's just the front end to the site all mining is still working fine.