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October 16, 2019, 01:06:57 AM
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But I cannot pay the bills with months between blocks - I just am not that large or have pockets that deep - sadly. I am also at my lowest hashrate ever right now, having just around 64 TH total. I hope to be back over 100 TH before the end of the year and hopefully up to 200 TH by the halving.
That's right, and the only way to regularly get payouts is to be with a bigger pool. Back to size we go. I didn't say miners are doing the wrong thing by sticking with size, it's just a catch 22 that makes small pools even smaller. There is no way to make small pools work in the current climate any more. No one is going to move to a small pool unless they believe in the principle and don't care about the risk, and only small miners can do this. The only way to start up a new pool is if you already have a mining conglomerate planned to dump their hashrate there so usually the pool and the miners are the one entity.

The small personal home miners are dead, completely and utterly dead. The remainder of you guys that are doing it are unbelievably persistent and I salute you, but nothing can rescue mining from this situation any more, except for bitcoin falling to below $100 again causing all the big miners and mining companies to go bankrupt. None of us want that to happen to bitcoin's value (except all-in shitcoiners and forkedshitcoiners, although they don't realise that if bitcoin dies, all shitcoins die even more.) That's why, to be honest, I'm surprised I still have miners on my two pools. If you all left, I'd quietly shut them down without any regrets, but I'd feel bad for the people on ckpool.org that have been hanging in there waiting for the next block. But bitcoin has been good to me, and I'm maintaining them as a service back to the community if you want me to continue.

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October 16, 2019, 01:33:54 AM
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But I cannot pay the bills with months between blocks - I just am not that large or have pockets that deep - sadly. I am also at my lowest hashrate ever right now, having just around 64 TH total. I hope to be back over 100 TH before the end of the year and hopefully up to 200 TH by the halving.
That's right, and the only way to regularly get payouts is to be with a bigger pool. Back to size we go. I didn't say miners are doing the wrong thing by sticking with size, it's just a catch 22 that makes small pools even smaller. There is no way to make small pools work in the current climate any more. No one is going to move to a small pool unless they believe in the principle and don't care about the risk, and only small miners can do this. The only way to start up a new pool is if you already have a mining conglomerate planned to dump their hashrate there so usually the pool and the miners are the one entity.

The small personal home miners are dead, completely and utterly dead. The remainder of you guys that are doing it are unbelievably persistent and I salute you, but nothing can rescue mining from this situation any more, except for bitcoin falling to below $100 again causing all the big miners and mining companies to go bankrupt. None of us want that to happen to bitcoin's value (except all-in shitcoiners and forkedshitcoiners, although they don't realise that if bitcoin dies, all shitcoins die even more.) That's why, to be honest, I'm surprised I still have miners on my two pools. If you all left, I'd quietly shut them down without any regrets, but I'd feel bad for the people on ckpool.org that have been hanging in there waiting for the next block. But bitcoin has been good to me, and I'm maintaining them as a service back to the community if you want me to continue.

ck,

   Its nice that you wrote the cgminer! Thank you for all you have done for the community. That said the bitcoin block find method does not seem fare, highest pool hashrate win the majority. Why can they not make a method that selects pools at random to evenly distribute the blocks between pools, no matter the hash-rates?    They may have or may now, just make sure its a sha256 coin please and ckpool gets it first!  ;-)

Im a home miner, playing the impossible lottery it seems. I choose ckpool because its stratum server is not consistently changing the diff but does sometimes very rarely, many other pools do not have that.

Just wanted to thank you sincerely for your investments trying to help others like us.


 
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October 16, 2019, 01:36:37 AM
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That said the bitcoin block find method does not seem fare, highest pool hashrate win the majority. Why can they not make a method that selects pools at random to evenly distribute the blocks between pools, no matter the hash-rates?   
Proof of work is bitcoin's greatest strength and its greatest Achilles heel. There is no fair way to do what you ask. Even a completely redesigned proof mechanism that attempts to do what you ask would be exploitable. This has been debated to death since its inception by much smarter people than me.

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October 16, 2019, 03:12:52 AM
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well, as long as I can make a small profit and even if i go negative - as long as its not extreme negative - each month, I will keep on going. I quit mining back in '11 and I kick myself every day for that. I wont be quitting this go around Smiley

I may even dump all my hash either here or at kano after the first until halving. we shall see.

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October 16, 2019, 02:40:34 PM
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October 17, 2019, 09:28:54 PM
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Ok,
So in renting a few ph/s.
Should I rent a large >50 ph/s for a few hours hours
or
Rent <25 ph/s for 12+ hrs?

Whats the better route?
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October 17, 2019, 09:33:15 PM
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Ok,
So in renting a few ph/s.
Should I rent a large >50 ph/s for a few hours hours
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Rent <25 ph/s for 12+ hrs?

Whats the better route?
It makes no difference to your chance of finding a block if you do both during the same difficulty period. However, you get to watch and hope for longer with the lower hashrate Smiley

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October 18, 2019, 12:59:42 AM
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Basically  when we did big team rentals we had 5btc and blocks were 25 coins

we tried to get close to correct $ per th rental   and if you are close enough to that  5 btc is

5/25 or a 1 in 5 shot at a block.  10 of us would put in .5 coins   we once hit 2 blocks in 90 minutes and turned 5 coins into 50.  but that was a long time ago.

if you  get a rental at 0.0000189 a th  you are close to the correct rate.

so 0.189 btc  which is more then 1500 usd  gives you about .189/12.5 shot to hit it.  that  is about 1/66 shot  if you spend that much.

It is why this pool struggles most of us do not want to drop  1500usd on a 66 to 1 shot

I am swinging  away here with a 2 board s9 see below:


http://solo.ckpool.org/users/146UJM5kgzLVUV23CXCf33KQKHckoX1gx3

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October 18, 2019, 01:04:56 AM
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Nice,
Ok, just bought about 20 phs for a few hours...
Lets see if this gets anything....
Finger crossed and BTC Gods summoned..
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October 18, 2019, 01:09:59 AM
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Nice,
Ok, just bought about 20 phs for a few hours...
Lets see if this gets anything....
Finger crossed and BTC Gods summoned..


good luck!

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October 18, 2019, 03:02:00 AM
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Nice,
Ok, just bought about 20 phs for a few hours...
Lets see if this gets anything....
Finger crossed and BTC Gods summoned..


GL  jimjam,  may the bitcoinBTC gods be with you  Cool
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October 18, 2019, 01:19:06 PM
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Well A for effort, just need some more 00000.
Just bought another 2phs for 12-hrs.
Will try the low and slow method.

come on BTCBTCBTCBTC
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October 18, 2019, 08:24:25 PM
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Basically  when we did big team rentals we had 5btc and blocks were 25 coins

we tried to get close to correct $ per th rental   and if you are close enough to that  5 btc is

5/25 or a 1 in 5 shot at a block.  10 of us would put in .5 coins   we once hit 2 blocks in 90 minutes and turned 5 coins into 50.  but that was a long time ago.

if you  get a rental at 0.0000189 a th  you are close to the correct rate.

so 0.189 btc  which is more then 1500 usd  gives you about .189/12.5 shot to hit it.  that  is about 1/66 shot  if you spend that much.

It is why this pool struggles most of us do not want to drop  1500usd on a 66 to 1 shot

I am swinging  away here with a 2 board s9 see below:


http://solo.ckpool.org/users/146UJM5kgzLVUV23CXCf33KQKHckoX1gx3


Definitely down to do something similar.
Maybe 12 people put in 0.1 or something like that.
I dont have a problem setting something like this up.
At that rate, we can rent about 50 phs for a little over 11 hours of mining.
I have done many previous solo runs with Nicehash, but open to whomever.
LMK if anyone is interested.

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October 19, 2019, 06:33:05 PM
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Would really like to be able to set diff d=xxxxxx on this pool. Instead of staying at 10k.
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October 19, 2019, 07:14:54 PM
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Ok, so I am again testing my luck here. My best share 463294822801 of 3 days of mining with my 900 th. wish me luck
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October 19, 2019, 07:27:15 PM
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Would really like to be able to set diff d=xxxxxx on this pool. Instead of staying at 10k.

--suggest-diff on cgminer works on this pool

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October 19, 2019, 07:28:31 PM
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Ok, so I am again testing my luck here. My best share 463294822801 of 3 days of mining with my 900 th. wish me luck

Good luck, it is out there. hopefully you get it.
I will probably swing for anther rental this week.
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October 19, 2019, 07:35:50 PM
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You guys are killing me, turned a couple S9s on and pointed them here. Who knows...

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October 19, 2019, 10:50:22 PM
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We are getting at this pool right now.
Turned on some s9's as well as buying 2 phs for 6 hours...

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October 19, 2019, 10:55:55 PM
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We are getting at this pool right now.
Turned on some s9's as well as buying 2 phs for 6 hours...

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jimjam is determined to hit a block!!!

GL on your rentals,  i see a good 6 almost 7Ph pumping it

Come on you damn "diff": 115.0 block
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