[CLOSED] [8 GH/s] Bit Pop P2Pool | ZERO fee | Auto Payments | Oregon, USA

[bitpop]

CLOSED

New hostname: bitpoppool.clck.cc

Use my P2Pool and help the security of bitcoin. ZERO fee, I merge mine NMC so hopefully I will make something on the side, but I mainly want to help the Bitcoin community and P2Pool!

Please connect using:

Host: bitpoppool.clck.cc
Port: 9332
User: Your Bitcoin address to receive payment
Pass: BitPopRocks (or anything)

Example:
http://yourbitcoinaddress:BitPopRocks@bitpoppool.clck.cc:9332/

Don't worry about running your own bitcoind or p2pool, I do it all and you just connect for free! Let's make P2Pool #1!! I currently have my 3GH pointed here, join me!
Please be patient for at least 48 hours to get a feel for the payouts. Located in Oregon, large peer connections, reliable 24/7, running on Amazon.
CG miner recommended.

Verify 0 fee here: http://bitpoppool.clck.cc:9332/fee
Graphs: http://bitpoppool.clck.cc:9332/static/graphs.html

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[bitpop]

Getting close to 4GH/s. Join now, mining with me is identical to running your own p2pool minus the work.
Verify 0 fee here: http://bitpoppool.clck.cc:9332/fee

[Shadow383]

What distinguishes this p2pool node from all the other P2Pool nodes that also offer 0% or <1% fees?

There's already a thread for that
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=66182.0

(not having a go at you here, just don't want to have everyone who sets up a p2pool node starting threads about them if they're all pretty much identical  )

[bitpop]

True, most aren't reliable I think. I'm running it 24/7 and on AWS. Some of those pools may disappear, mine won't.

[ChanceCoats123]

I like this idea, along with the other servers, but if anyone can point their miner at this node, then they can run their own node and the fee is still... 0%.

[bitpop]

Pain in the ass to setup/run/maintain bitcoind and p2pool when they are used to just putting in a pool url. Plus they would need to make sure their bitcoind and p2pool maintain good p2p connections or mining will slow or stop when blocks change.

[bitpop]

Thank you to everyone supporting P2Pool/using my node.
Please post your experience here so I can have an idea who's using mine, as for right now, I have no clue.

[Tittiez]

You should update your p2pool, you don't have the new /static/ charts.

[bitpop]

I have windows, does the new version support /static on windows now?

EDIT: Updated!

[dirtycat]

Pain in the ass to setup/run/maintain bitcoind and p2pool when they are used to just putting in a pool url. Plus they would need to make sure their bitcoind and p2pool maintain good p2p connections or mining will slow or stop when blocks change.

its extremely easy to setup quit tryin to scare people away!

[bitpop]

yes/no, im making it easier for ppl to use p2pool so win win

[dirtycat]

yes/no, im making it easier for ppl to use p2pool so win win

me thinks you just want more hash to get namecoins.. p2pool is very easy to run and maintain quit with the scare tactics.

[bitpop]

no way, getting bitcoind and p2pool is hard for someone coming from guiminer

[NothinG]

no way, getting bitcoind and p2pool is hard for someone coming from guiminer

There are loads of tutorials and multiple threads on how to set it up along with loads of users who have pools to help.
You are starting to sound like you're scaring people away. :\

[bitpop]

nooo, my node is just easier, period. thanks.

[Tittiez]

nooo, my node is just easier, period. thanks.

Not really, p2pool is quite easy to set up.

[bitpop]

P2Pool is easy to setup agreed

[check_status]

Younger we rebel, all of us. Older we conform, some of us.

[bitpop]

Beautiful words

[eroxors]

Doesn't p2p require port forwarding through the router? This is a potential workaround while growing p2p..

[bitpop]

No. You don't want to open port 9332 unless you want to make it public like me. Its recommended to open 9333 to get incoming connections but it still works with only outgoing. Try mine out while you get yours setup.

I've only made 100 NMC so far so I'm not making anything with this but it's fun and I like the community and supporting P2Pool.

[gyverlb]

True, most aren't reliable I think. I'm running it 24/7 and on AWS. Some of those pools may disappear, mine won't.

I don't see why most wouldn't be reliable. Mine is, won't disappear anytime soon and even automatically maintains itself by updating to the latest p2pool version every day (see sig) so that it won't be denied access to the network in case of protocol changes (becoming a solo node).

[bitpop]

Yeah but you are setup very well and trying to earn a fee so I'm sure yours is great too.

[check_status]

are you updated for BIP16 support?

[bitpop]

yup
bitcoin .6 final
p2pool 10.3

[bitpop]

Node down for now, motherboard burnt out. Stay tuned.

[Subo1977]

You can use http://p2pool-cologne.dyndns.org:9332/ while the downtime. The Server is a Cluster. So ist in 24/7. 

Have Fun for the Mobo delivertime

[bitpop]

Thanks, I can't find a Dell T100 mobo anywhere

[bitpop]

BACK in business, running latest P2Pool

[bitpop]

NEW HOSTNAME
bitpoppool.clck.cc

[bitpop]

Updated to 11.4!

[bitpop]

NEW HOSTNAME
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