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Author Topic: KanoPool since 2014 🐈 - PPLNS and Solo 0.5% fee - Worldwide - 2437 blocks  (Read 5350841 times)
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May 12, 2017, 03:43:23 PM
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We've gained about 30 additional users since yesterday afternoon. I remember commenting that the tx. fees were split among ~820 users. As of just a minute ago we had 850 users.
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May 12, 2017, 04:19:37 PM
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ACH issues shouldn't have anything to do with BTC transfers, given that ACH is a clearinghouse for traditional banking and not related to Bitcoin in any way.

If you do the paperwork coinbase can link a btc account to your bank account

which allows cashing of btc into real usd or purchase of btc.

I just sold 1 btc for 1725 usd  and a day later 1725 usd was put into my bank account   Via the ACH system of deposit.

So if you have coinbase linked to a bank account ACH issues can happen.

Last year I sold 1000 usd worth of btc and it was deposited into my bank account not 1 time not 2 times, but 3 times for a total of 3,000 usd.

It was fixed 2 days later.


Even tho I was not sure if the slow down at coin base could of had anything to do with any ones transactions showing up.  They also did not post the thing about there issues they were trying to work on that took a few days for them to even notice they had anything going on and posting the notice that they were looking into it.   

Some people I know even had issues trying to do any transactions at all or even being able to sign in and see their dashboards on coinbase last week when there was a lot of action going on in btc trading when it was shooting up to towards $1700 and $1800   I tried to sell a lil bit on a peak and it took an hour before the system was not so overloaded that it started working right without timeouts and freeze ups on there
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SO they had a few more things going on then just the stuff addressed in there notice. 

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Hope we can maintain this, and that spot maintains well. I'll have our power reserve for the next quarterly billing in less than 20 days; we've also been holding on to the old A6s that I can't run for lack of amps, but find that Oregon Mines can take them at a rate that still makes a reasonable profit (at least so long as spot doesn't go down drastically). Labrador is...seriously...out of power. They're at capacity...and, IMHO, that's a wonderful thing for them. We're on a wait list for rack space there. We should all have that rank of success, ya know?


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May 12, 2017, 07:14:37 PM
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Hope we can maintain this, and that spot maintains well. I'll have our power reserve for the next quarterly billing in less than 20 days; we've also been holding on to the old A6s that I can't run for lack of amps, but find that Oregon Mines can take them at a rate that still makes a reasonable profit (at least so long as spot doesn't go down drastically). Labrador is...seriously...out of power. They're at capacity...and, IMHO, that's a wonderful thing for them. We're on a wait list for rack space there. We should all have that rank of success, ya know?



With that being said, I can't wait till June so I can bring up my small army of A6's muhahaha

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May 12, 2017, 08:54:38 PM
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Another block by Cobramining!!!
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May 12, 2017, 09:01:32 PM
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Another block by Cobramining!!!
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May 12, 2017, 09:15:57 PM
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Thanks Kano! It's Magic!  twin Grin Grin Grin Grin

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May 12, 2017, 09:45:45 PM
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Another block by Cobramining!!!
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May 12, 2017, 09:47:01 PM
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Here are some thoughts about pool payments:

We are all working hard, cracking blocks and we want to maximize our ROI. I get that.

1. The pool makes payments with every block and does not offer to set a payout threshold. I know - kano is not a bank. At the same time these numerous (often dusty) payments are being processed free of charge in our mined blocks, displacing payments which are actually offering to pay fees, reducing our payout. While the pool is not a bank, I believe a compromise could be found to reduce dusty payments to increase the available block space for paying transactions. The pool already holds the coins accumulated over 100 blocks. With some users setting a threshold, this would increase the "buffered" amount somewhat, but is it really such a large risk?

2. When spending these small amounts, the resulting transaction is bloated due to the larger numbers of UTXOs, requiring larger transaction fees when the coins are spent. Yes, this is from a user's perspective and irrelevant from the mining perspective, but most of us surely also actually use bitcoin. It just seems like an unnecessary inefficiency.

3. Even without the option of setting a payout threshold, there is some optimization potential in the payment code: Sometimes it happens that duplicate payments are made in the same block (same sender, same receiver, but two transactions in the same block). Obviously these payments originate from different found blocks, but it really seems redundant to send two transactions instead of just combining them into one.

4. I am also surprised that kano does not seem to payout any newly minted coins. This is one reason for some to mine in the first place.

Feedback welcome and encouraged!

Thanks.
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May 12, 2017, 10:02:06 PM
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The pool already holds the coins accumulated over 100 blocks.

The Pool does NOT hold newly minted coins.  Bitcoin aren't spendable until they reach 101 confirmations.  Big difference.  That's the nature of Bitcoin.  If you were to find a solo block you couldn't spend/send them until they reach 101 confirmations.

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May 12, 2017, 10:38:28 PM
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May 12, 2017, 11:10:09 PM
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Here are some thoughts about pool payments:

We are all working hard, cracking blocks and we want to maximize our ROI. I get that.

1. The pool makes payments with every block and does not offer to set a payout threshold. I know - kano is not a bank. At the same time these numerous (often dusty) payments are being processed free of charge in our mined blocks, displacing payments which are actually offering to pay fees, reducing our payout. While the pool is not a bank, I believe a compromise could be found to reduce dusty payments to increase the available block space for paying transactions. The pool already holds the coins accumulated over 100 blocks. With some users setting a threshold, this would increase the "buffered" amount somewhat, but is it really such a large risk?

2. When spending these small amounts, the resulting transaction is bloated due to the larger numbers of UTXOs, requiring larger transaction fees when the coins are spent. Yes, this is from a user's perspective and irrelevant from the mining perspective, but most of us surely also actually use bitcoin. It just seems like an unnecessary inefficiency.
I've mentioned it a few times that it's 2nd on the TODO list (but it moved to 3rd due to something else recently)
It wont be a clear threshold, I've mentioned the design before, but to expand a bit, it will be a weekly or monthly depending on your total rewards.
Only the top X (something like 100 and some exceptions) will be getting per block payouts.

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3. Even without the option of setting a payout threshold, there is some optimization potential in the payment code: Sometimes it happens that duplicate payments are made in the same block (same sender, same receiver, but two transactions in the same block). Obviously these payments originate from different found blocks, but it really seems redundant to send two transactions instead of just combining them into one.
That makes no sense at all.
I send out the transactions, I'd then have to double spend the 1st transaction and make a new 2nd transaction that combines them.
That also breaks the ability of clearly tracking payouts to block rewards, that some people want.

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4. I am also surprised that kano does not seem to payout any newly minted coins. This is one reason for some to mine in the first place.
A coinbase coin is worth no more than any other coin.
That's just weird delusions of some people dreaming about CP and virgins

The other useless reason given is some bizarre idea that it reduces 'taint'
Taint is a term made up about bitcoin by morons who think bitcoin should be centrally controlled.
The idea that the 'big' guys can reverse transactions or 'flag' transactions coz they did some stupid shit with their system that allowed a hacker to get into it and 'supposedly' steal some of their bitcoins is beyond ridiculous.
Anyway, there's no 'taint' possible in how I do block based payouts coz it's the 1st transaction from the coinbase transaction.
The 'dust' goes to addresses that effectively can't be flagged for 'taint' either.

Then just to throw some more dirt onto the idea of 'taint'
blockchain.info used to say that any pool that gets an orphan (without trying to spend it) is a double spend risk.
Yeah you gotta love those morons who think about central control of bitcoin and come up with stupid shit like that.

Big coinbase payouts are bad for a pool.
The best example of that was the old defunct Eligius.
They had terrible orphan rates caused by 2 things, shitty code  and big coinbase payouts.
The only other real pool that does coinbase payouts is p2pool and since it has a distribution network of every person running a p2pool node, that resolves the problem of using coinbase payouts.
Coinbase payouts also mean that either the payout scheme is detrimental to the person who finds a block and the miners in the work before the block is found (like that recent pool added) or the pool over pays people sometimes ... which is definitely a bad thing to do.

If you want big coinbase payouts, go to another pool. I wont be doing them.

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May 12, 2017, 11:17:27 PM
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@Kano what is the current to do list if you don't mind me asking ?



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May 12, 2017, 11:32:34 PM
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@Kano what is the current to do list ?

I'd like to know about the features to look forward to on the pool.
I'm still working on the block based redesign of all the CKDB code - getting close to full testing.
I seem to only be able to spend a few hours a day (and often no time) on coding Smiley Busy busy Smiley

Next will be a reasonably short to do, cloud based option only for people I personally know and have met and have some background info on, coz there's no way I'd want to be part of any sort of cloud scam.
The details probably wont be public other than to say that large miners with data centres may be able to 'long term' sell some of their hash rate to others.
A simple version already exists in CKDB and has been used for a couple of years now, but this will be an extension/modification of that, so it's not a big change.

Then the payout changes.

... though things change Smiley

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May 13, 2017, 12:47:50 AM
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Another block by Cobramining!!!
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 Cool Cool Cool Cool Cool...?



Nice run of blocks!  I just realized that I have been on the Kano pool non-stop for the last 1499 blocks.  The next block we find will be number 1500 since I started...that's a crazy milestone! Grin
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May 13, 2017, 01:12:00 AM
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Another block by Cobramining!!!
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We got FOUR! We want MORE!
 Cool Cool Cool Cool Cool...?



Nice run of blocks!  I just realized that I have been on the Kano pool non-stop for the last 1499 blocks.  The next block we find will be number 1500 since I started...that's a crazy milestone! Grin

Congrats ! one block in advance  Grin Grin
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May 13, 2017, 01:49:46 AM
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Hey Kano I have a question.  On the payments page is there any way you could fix  the status of the payment so it would state if it was sent out or not?  Ever since I've been in this pool I don't think it ever worked.  Thanks!  Undecided
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May 13, 2017, 02:01:35 AM
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Hey Kano I have a question.  On the payments page is there any way you could fix  the status of the payment so it would state if it was sent out or not?  Ever since I've been in this pool I don't think it ever worked.  Thanks!  Undecided
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=789369.msg18995880#msg18995880

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May 13, 2017, 04:06:04 AM
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Another block by Cobramining!!!
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Nice run of blocks!  I just realized that I have been on the Kano pool non-stop for the last 1499 blocks.  The next block we find will be number 1500 since I started...that's a crazy milestone! Grin

It would be crazy awesome if you were the one to crack that 1500 block  Grin
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May 13, 2017, 07:07:21 AM
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Here is the transaction  https://btc.com/2659b63dc8862116a30cdfddc9cf6c9b1743ad9640915974f43db02f3c817ded

Another similar transaction seems fine https://btc.com/bdb7d17a41693b4a4de88917161f4bfc9a30cac1df9190b3265dd5a0bd6f2c69

Can someone tell what is going on? After a week, it still does not show up in Coinbase.


I moved .05 BTC from BTC.com to Coinbase on May 3. It was pending on Coinbase for 2 days and then it's gone. BTC.com sent again (automatically) on May 7. It has 283 confirmation now but it still does not show at Coinbase. Does anyone know whether the .05 BTC will eventually arrive at Coinbase? Thanks!

I send coins of varying amounts all the time from my Core wallet to my Coinbase account. Coinbase only requires 3 confirmation before it is considered "confirmed".
The only reason I can think of that you are having problems is that it was sent with too low of a transaction fee.

I don't know anything about BTC.com or how they operate, but I have never had any difficulties sending coins to coinbase. On the one or two occasions that I have sent the coins from Core to Coinbase with a low fee (I didn't care how fast it arrived), it was available in Coinbase (after 3 confirmations) within about 12 hours.

I would check your fee's and see if it was low.

From what I recall from earlier today there were MANY transactions in a backlog.
Good luck! Smiley

EDIT: I realized this occurred over a week ago, but there are currently 124,990 unconfirmed transactions in the mempool and the optimal fee is 0.00218603 BTC per /kb. ( I don't trust the optimal fee calculators. I just use my common sense depending on how fast I want the transaction to become available.)
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