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June 20, 2023, 11:50:04 PM |
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It's going to be hard to trust a new, small PPLNS pool. Especially after what happened with mmpool. To mine via your own pool is to risk waiting years before a block is found, and to potentially pay for electricity during those years, with no guarantee of the longevity/stability of your pool, and no guarantee that you will pay your miners for the block. What would I do if I pay my electricity during 2 years and your pool become offline for example ? Probably being f..
I like and support small pools. I only mine with kano and ck.solo pools. But what's the point of a miner joining your pool? The kano pool already offers everything you do, a PPLNS pool, but with the guarantee of being stable, safe, trustable and you know who you're working with. I think could join kano almost anytime on his Discord server and he would help me if I had any issue. Even with the average 20 PH/s on his pool, the last block was found like 600 days ago. It is a very unlucky situation, but at the same time, very common for all the pools (a 300% of work done until block). What would happen if you have like to wait 300% of work done until your pool find the first block ? It will takes years, with only such small hashrate.
Otherwise, your site doesn't even give any contact details in case your miners have a problem, and you don't even mention the location of your nodes.
What's with this "every two minutes" payout? A block is found on average every 10 minutes, so what's the point of a payout every two minutes? Just want to understand the logic behind this.
I understand the fact of wanting to build your own pool, it's an interesting thing to do and it's satisfying. On the other hand, I don't understand those who would take the risk of mining on this pool, without wishing to sound harsh.
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