KanoPool since 2014 🐈 - PPLNS and Solo 0.5% fee - Worldwide - 2435 blocks

[padrinogtr]

I finally got an antminer total noob 

what you get?

[carlos roman]

an old antmienr s7 ln, money is the issue

[kano]

i have one
love it works great
efficient

Just remember with these S7s (and older antminers) make sure they are secure behind your router.
They must not be made accessible from the net otherwise someone will most likely hack into them and redirect them to some other pool or some other account.

[carlos roman]

i have one
love it works great
efficient

I know but i really want an s9, but still need to make more money, the electricity bill is not an issue, I live in mexico but I have solar panels in the house (49 units) so I can make profit of that.

[carlos roman]

i have one
love it works great
efficient

Just remember with these S7s (and older antminers) make sure they are secure behind your router.
They must not be made accessible from the net otherwise someone will most likely hack into them and redirect them to some other pool or some other account.

double check on that, thanks

[padrinogtr]

i have one
love it works great
efficient

Just remember with these S7s (and older antminers) make sure they are secure behind your router.
They must not be made accessible from the net otherwise someone will most likely hack into them and redirect them to some other pool or some other account.

true
this why im constantly checking the pool worker stats

[ConnerM]

any thoughts on weather i should wait it out and even go 'all-in' with Kano, or weather i should spread between several pool?

We have 90% of our farm pointed at Kano, about 1 PHs (1,000THs). That's 78 machines right now. Variance is high on a pool this size but we have been very happy with the results thus far. It's nice being in a pool where the administrator is so engaged and the payout process is so transparent. I would recommend you go all in but plan to stay about 3-4 months for the variance to even out.

[sfl_goy]

anyone running their miners off solar?

[carlos roman]

anyone running their miners off solar?

i have a Solar PV Residential Grid Tie, here in mexico we have s good range of solar production.

[mdude77]

anyone running their miners off solar?

That's not really that feasible for anything other than tiny operation.  I've got a 11kw system here, and at peak production, it produces enough to just power two S9s.  As long as nothing else is running in the house.

M

[carlos roman]

anyone running their miners off solar?

That's not really that feasible for anything other than tiny operation.  I've got a 11kw system here, and at peak production, it produces enough to just power two S9s.  As long as nothing else is running in the house.

M

true on that one, i have a solar edge syestem and is 10K plus the range of 35.5 that 13550
of units of 280watts (49)
to run here in mexico an s9 you need 31 kwh a day ( some lees 24 hrs)

[Philopolymath]

Actually this + 400% block really saved my ass....after my old hot wallet was hacked and lost some BTC..
I had enough time to download a fresh clean wallet on a new fresh clean computer and get in sync..
I would not have had a safe wallet to catch any payouts if they had come...

And gave the miners a little down time and TLC cleaning...
All fired up and ready to break this bad streak..Damn near 500% now ..

Come on BLOCK!

[mousehouse]

NL node (nl.kano.is) has been rock stable only a brief blip this morning with the maintenance.


Now time to find a crackling' block before we hit 500

Let's have Lakshami help us!

[luxMiner]

60 hours and counting.... -but to put things into perspective:
if my calculations are correct, Kano Pool needs to solve 1.5 blocks per day to be at par with the largest pools. anything more is extra gravy.
so for this month, at the 20th with 28 blocks solved, we are pretty much on track. however, looking at  averages for the past few months, it appears that the likelihood to be more profitable than the bigger pools, outweighs the likelihood to do worse...

what do you guys think? does this make sense?

[kano]

One of the two nodes handling stratum.kano.is has stopped responding completely (at 13:21 UTC)
Thus there's lotsa failovers happening for half the miners on stratum.kano.is at the moment.
I'm awaiting for the provider to sort it out - but hopefully you have a backup configured correctly if you mine to stratum.kano.is

[clgrissom3]

60 hours and counting.... -but to put things into perspective:
if my calculations are correct, Kano Pool needs to solve 1.5 blocks per day to be at par with the largest pools. anything more is extra gravy.
so for this month, at the 20th with 28 blocks solved, we are pretty much on track. however, looking at  averages for the past few months, it appears that the likelihood to be more profitable than the bigger pools, outweighs the likelihood to do worse...

what do you guys think? does this make sense?

You are on track about the 1.5 blocks per day part (plus or minus).  However, past performance has no bearing on future performance.  Statistically, the next block, week, month, etc is always expected to be at 100% no matter what our last couple of months were.  Because this pool shares the transactions fees, we are slightly ahead of other pools at 100% luck.

[luxMiner]

60 hours and counting.... -but to put things into perspective:
if my calculations are correct, Kano Pool needs to solve 1.5 blocks per day to be at par with the largest pools. anything more is extra gravy.
so for this month, at the 20th with 28 blocks solved, we are pretty much on track. however, looking at  averages for the past few months, it appears that the likelihood to be more profitable than the bigger pools, outweighs the likelihood to do worse...

what do you guys think? does this make sense?

You are on track about the 1.5 blocks per day part (plus or minus).  However, past performance has no bearing on future performance.  Statistically, the next block, week, month, etc is always expected to be at 100% no matter what our last couple of months were.  Because this pool shares the transactions fees, we are slightly ahead of other pools at 100% luck.

sure, past results have no bearing on future performance, it's maths, after all... however, past results, especially if more or less consistent, offer an indication of probability of performance, given a certain sample size, i.e. with x amount of PHs, you may expect to hit y number of blocks...

given this, i am glad to have found this pool. i am planning to bring in 8 S9s next month in addition to my current 2, and hopefully 10 more a month after that.

let's do this...!

[kano]

One of the two nodes handling stratum.kano.is has stopped responding completely (at 13:21 UTC)
Thus there's lotsa failovers happening for half the miners on stratum.kano.is at the moment.
I'm awaiting for the provider to sort it out - but hopefully you have a backup configured correctly if you mine to stratum.kano.is

Well the provider finally sorted out the problem 40 minutes later
I've not got a reply from them yet as to what was wrong, and what they had to fix, but it is all OK again now on both nodes handling stratum.kano.is.

[bit2255]

FYI - BTC just broke the $6,000 USD mark... for whatever that is worth...

[MikeWazowski]

Can anyone verify if this is legit? - http://www.spondoolies-tech.org/products/sp45-newton-shipping-from-stock.html

*I thought spondoolies-tech shut down in 2015?