[∞ YH] solo.ckpool.org 2% fee solo mining USA/DE 255 blocks solved!

[Mikestang]

Been solo mining at this pool for over a year, label me however it makes you happy.

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So much hate, and totally off topic.

@liveflipcoin ,
It might have made sense if he called you the "stalker"

You are correct, I misplaced that label (need to work on my reading comprehension, as you noted) and you have my apology.

Calm down guys, do I have to start deleting posts?

If you feel it's necessary, please do, I try not to fan the flames.

Question for the people pointing rentals at this pool-
who are you renting from?
With all the scams these days, I wouldn't trust a rental company without some good recommendations.

My only experience is with NiceHash and I've always been happy with the service they provide.  Although renting hash is basically gambling and I've never had any luck gambling, so I don't rent often.

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[ComputerGenie]

Question for the people pointing rentals at this pool-
who are you renting from?
With all the scams these days, I wouldn't trust a rental company without some good recommendations.

I give a 2nd vote to MRR - Mining Rigs Rentals.

I haven't tried NH; however, MRR all but about guarantees the hashrate you rent (when rental is done, if the overall average rate is significantly under target, they refund you the difference).

[thedreamer]

Stick to MRR. I think something is fishy sometimes with NH rentals. 

[Shiroslullaby]

Thanks for the replies guys!

I've been considering doing some rentals, but with all the posts I see regarding mining Ponzi schemes, I'm very reluctant.
It's so easy to make a website with some pictures, post transaction records where you transfer coins to some account and call it a "payout"
(since you don't know who owns that address)

[gorserg]

Does anyone here have found a block? How do I know that my miner found a block?

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Does anyone here have found a block? How do I know that my miner found a block?

As the thread title says, 187 blocks have been found here. If you get a big fat payment in your wallet, that's how you know you've found a block... plus I announce every block solved in this thread.

[gorserg]

Does anyone here have found a block? How do I know that my miner found a block?

As the thread title says, 187 blocks have been found here. If you get a big fat payment in your wallet, that's how you know you've found a block... plus I announce every block solved in this thread.

And who solved, you also announce?

[-ck]

Does anyone here have found a block? How do I know that my miner found a block?

As the thread title says, 187 blocks have been found here. If you get a big fat payment in your wallet, that's how you know you've found a block... plus I announce every block solved in this thread.

And who solved, you also announce?

Only their bitcoin address, yes... Look back two or three pages and see the last few announces for yourself.

[gorserg]

Good. Thank's. I'll wait for good luck).
What is the probability of finding a block with a capacity of 5-6 Th? There have been cases?

[ComputerGenie]

What is the probability of finding a block with a capacity of 5-6 Th? There have been cases?

Assuming no difficulty change:

On average ~ 1 block every 4.8-5.6 years. (could be 1 block today and nothing for 5 years, 1 block every 5 years, 5 blocks this week and nothing for 20 years, or 5 blocks 20 years from now - it all depends on luck)
It's been done with less.

[kano]

Good. Thank's. I'll wait for good luck).
What is the probability of finding a block with a capacity of 5-6 Th? There have been cases?

... or from my calculator
http://tradebtc.net/bitcalc.php

5.5THs gives:

Chance of you finding a block in one day:    1 in 1,929.6

Which will of course change every diff change (every 2016 network blocks - about every 2 weeks)

[ComputerGenie]

... or from my calculator

Yes, because the variance between "4.8-5.6 years"(from my calculations) and "4.8-5.8 years"(from your calculator) is significant, right?

[kano]

... or from my calculator

Yes, because the variance between "4.8-5.6 years"(from my calculations) and "4.8-5.8 years"(from your calculator) is significant, right?

The point of my post, and my calculator, is to word it in a valid way, that's why my calculator says it that way.
You'll find further down you can do a longer term estimate by guessing at the diff change, but certainly not years

Network difficulty, changing every 2 weeks, makes a 1 month prediction unreliable, let alone a 1year prediction.

However, saying the chances in finding it in 1 day is useful and correct

[ComputerGenie]

Network difficulty, changing every 2 weeks, makes a 1 month prediction unreliable, let alone a 1year prediction.

On that much we agree.

That being said, imo, most n00bs are not going to understand what "1 in 1,929.6" means in answer to the question "What are my chances..." (even if they use the word "probability").

[Mikestang]

That being said, imo, most n00bs are not going to understand what "1 in 1,929.6" means in answer to the question "What are my chances..." (even if they use the word "probability").

Then that's a perfect time for them to do a little reading and *gasp* maybe actually learn something new!  God forbid people actually try to learn and become bigger people and figure out what they are spending their time doing.

[kano]

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5.5THs gives:

Chance of you finding a block in one day:    1 in 1,929.6

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I'd be surprised if anyone found that hard to understand.

However, converting that to 1 in Xyears is incorrect.

[ComputerGenie]

However, converting that to 1 in Xyears is incorrect.

Then why do you do it in your calculator?

Your Average Time per Block:    1768days 19hr 43min 37sec

[ComputerGenie]

On to something that actually matters to me...

I have a question that I'm not sure if goes here or in ckpool/proxy, but here goes:

Firstly, I'm aware that "best share" doesn't really "matter" (especially so soon after reboots); however, I despise synchronization issues.

That being said:
I'm running all machines through ckproxy.
I have a 28,181,771(.733868394) best share reported by the site.
I have a 76,532,480 report from machine 1
I have a 42,359,439 report from machine 3
I have a 37,693,724 report from machine 8


Any idea why the mis-match?

[hodedowe]

However, converting that to 1 in Xyears is incorrect.

Then why do you do it in your calculator?

Your Average Time per Block:    1768days 19hr 43min 37sec

I find I'm liking your logical mind more and more. You are, however, arguing with Kano which will get you banned or jumped on by half the community. Just a heads up.


As for your bestshare issue, it could be due to mining at a different site. One of your rollovers maybe.

[ComputerGenie]

As for your bestshare issue, it could be due to mining at a different site. One of your rollovers maybe.

I have enough faith in ck that I only had 1 set and it was solo.ckpool.org.