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[sorry2xs]

Slush runs a special every month 3 blocks  go invalid after 80% confirmed.

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[n200UG]

why miners not joining to this pool much? as i see this pool is more profitable compared to any other large pools.  

That is a very good question. It IS more profitable than most -if not all - of the medium to large mining pools. That question can only be answered by those who mine somewhere else.

Perhaps they would rather have the glitz and glam of a flashy web interface with slick graphics that finds less blocks than have a sturdy pool that finds and processes blocks more quickly and efficiently than other pools.

Or perhaps they just don't know any better or have no idea what they are doing...?

For me? Screw the fancy graphics give me performance. It's about earning money, not about eye-candy.

"Screw the fancy graphics give me performance"  Same here. We are not here for fluff and pretty pages.  Human aspect of pretty things ... Pretty faces, pretty website seem better. Like the Chinese master the art of packaging and give you SHIT product :-)

[HagssFIN]

why miners not joining to this pool much? as i see this pool is more profitable compared to any other large pools.  

That is a very good question. It IS more profitable than most -if not all - of the medium to large mining pools. That question can only be answered by those who mine somewhere else.

Perhaps they would rather have the glitz and glam of a flashy web interface with slick graphics that finds less blocks than have a sturdy pool that finds and processes blocks more quickly and efficiently than other pools.

Or perhaps they just don't know any better or have no idea what they are doing...?

For me? Screw the fancy graphics give me performance. It's about earning money, not about eye-candy.

Many miners don't know what they are doing and just point their miners in Antpool, for example.
This is a big problem and stupid IMO, also in the sense of decentralization.

[daemondazz]

Block!

Nice that we found the block for the 101st confirmation for the previous!

[kano]

Block!

Nice that we found the block for the 101st confirmation for the previous!

Heh yeah but that means I sent the payout out (just) after it

[xxxgeniy]

BTClock! Our 2th of the day!

[clgrissom3]

BTClock! Our 2th of the day!

Nice start to the day with 2 in the hopper!

[ZACHM]

I'm on vacation so I'm not checking in very often, but I see we are chugging along nicely.
All of the Block Statistics are above 100% 

Mine On! 

[bitgameSolo]

What 1% are you guys are talking about?
I typically pay about 0.15-0.2% to consolidate. First confimation is typically in less than an hour, two hour max.
You just don't use the default settings.

Kudos. That's why I'm a newbie and you're legendary

LOL, pay just 15 sat/226 bytes (4-5 times less than usual); it works on tx with many inputs OR kano's pool will confirm his own inputs.

I too do not understand this. I assume you are talking about using a trade exchange (tx) instead of a wallet like coinbase? So coinbase might take 1% to consolidate (or when you move to cold storage/buy something with these BTC) because the transactions are so small (by design small BTC transactions have a higher fee percentage to prevent spam). But you are suggesting sending these smaller payouts to an exchange and then consolidate them before sending these to cold storage?

[pondule]

What 1% are you guys are talking about?
I typically pay about 0.15-0.2% to consolidate. First confimation is typically in less than an hour, two hour max.
You just don't use the default settings.

Kudos. That's why I'm a newbie and you're legendary

LOL, pay just 15 sat/226 bytes (4-5 times less than usual); it works on tx with many inputs OR kano's pool will confirm his own inputs.

I too do not understand this. I assume you are talking about using a trade exchange (tx) instead of a wallet like coinbase? So coinbase might take 1% to consolidate (or when you move to cold storage/buy something with these BTC) because the transactions are so small (by design small BTC transactions have a higher fee percentage to prevent spam). But you are suggesting sending these smaller payouts to an exchange and then consolidate them before sending these to cold storage?

I believe the trick is to include one large sum with all the little sums and send to yourself but I'm using Electrum wallet and even at the slowest/cheapest setting it wants over 1mBTC for the transaction. Think I'll have to download bitcoin core and manually set the servers that process the tansaction. Hopefully someone will tell me what to set them to.

[Sierra8561]

Kano, I have a question what type of blocks are mined here? Core, unlimited, classic, bip100? If its been posted before and I missed it sorry for the double question.
Thanks

Standard BTC blocks
No random attempts at changing BTC ... and also no segwit indicators.
So I guess that means 'core' without segwit voting.

Kano, what is the best way for us miners to help block segwit? Segwit is just a fancy way to take miners money. Last I heard months ago pools like antpool weren't on board as well.

[kano]

Kano, I have a question what type of blocks are mined here? Core, unlimited, classic, bip100? If its been posted before and I missed it sorry for the double question.
Thanks

Standard BTC blocks
No random attempts at changing BTC ... and also no segwit indicators.
So I guess that means 'core' without segwit voting.

Kano, what is the best way for us miners to help block segwit? Segwit is just a fancy way to take miners money. Last I heard months ago pools like antpool weren't on board as well.

It requires 95% (as it should for any such change) to activate.
That's certainly looking unlikely at the moment.
The only way to stop it would be either that things remain as they are, or if any of the remaining % needed switch, convince them otherwise

[jonnybravo0311]

You mine on pools that do not support segwit.  To enable segwit, a pool has to do a few things, including changing their coinbase transaction to include the segwit commitment.  Without doing those things, the pool will not vote for segwit blocks, and segwit will never be activated.

[firetreeactual]

Wow...my cable modem died at 0400 Sunday and I just now got a new one back up...30 hours down.

Sure a lot to catch up on. 

[kano]

Block! by cvokey
... was only 15 seconds after 439987 but still over 0.5BTC in txn fees

[chup]

No, new ones are going to my old address - I reverted back to old payment address when I saw that coinbase address is blocked for deposits. Only those 4 transactions to coinbase address are in question. We'll se where they are going to go...

Follow up - received the payments on coinbase address beside "currently disabled deposits" status there.

[wmabern]

Block! by cvokey
... was only 15 seconds after 439987 but still over 0.5BTC in txn fees

nice

Way cool! Makes three blocks for the day with an hour remaining to snag another one!!!  

Keep on mining!!!
Come on BLOCKSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!  

EDIT: Love getting those transaction fees in payouts to the miners. Just one of the reasons the Kano pool is the best!!!!

[clgrissom3]

No, new ones are going to my old address - I reverted back to old payment address when I saw that coinbase address is blocked for deposits. Only those 4 transactions to coinbase address are in question. We'll se where they are going to go...

Follow up - received the payments on coinbase address beside "currently disabled deposits" status there.

So, are you all good now?

[chup]

Follow up - received the payments on coinbase address beside "currently disabled deposits" status there.

So, are you all good now?

Yes I am. Simply I don't get what is the meaning of "disabled deposits" warning at coinbase.

[xxxgeniy]

BTClock! found miner with 82th) This is the first block today!