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August 09, 2013, 10:48:38 AM |
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You mad?
Seemed to me more like you are mad. But thats OT. See, there you go again, assuming how I feel. Why didn't you just answered with a no? It's more fun to ASSume? First I was offended, now I'm mad. Get a grip, son. The only one with bad instincts here is you, as can be seen by your answers.
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Akka
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August 09, 2013, 10:50:57 AM |
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...what I don't understand is: 1.1 Thash = 40 months break even ?? Its like nothing happened...
also for example: 10 BTC Asic deposit equivalent hashing power <0.8 GH ....
0.8 gh for 10 BTC ... 44 Months reward time....
What is it I don't see?
Could pyramining please explain? Difficult increased and will increase further. Nothing more to say.
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Nono242
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August 09, 2013, 01:46:20 PM |
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Hello Pyramining, I've made a deposit (fm97b2hp) of 5 BTC 2 days ago. It appears now that this deposit turned to be active with old FPGA ! ![Embarrassed](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/embarrassed.gif) I was expecting to be queued on the ASIC pre-allocated. What has been wrong ? It don't want to have FPGA. I expect to have 3.67 GH/s not the ridiculous 300 MH/s !! The ASIC pre order mechanism has been closed the 30-06 has said in your website. Please check for a bug there !
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August 09, 2013, 01:55:08 PM |
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Hello Pyramining, I've made a deposit (fm97b2hp) of 5 BTC 2 days ago. It appears now that this deposit turned to be active with old FPGA ! ![Embarrassed](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/embarrassed.gif) I was expecting to be queued on the ASIC pre-allocated. What has been wrong ? It don't want to have FPGA. I expect to have 3.67 GH/s not the ridiculous 300 MH/s !! The ASIC pre order mechanism has been closed the 30-06 has said in your website. Please check for a bug there ! Current infrastructure: 73.94 MH/BTC but ~ 735.29 MH/BTC are added to the total pool for each new deposit. so the numbers add up. The bug here is that your deposit is already active, when there are still people that deposited 9 Month ago waiting for their accounts to be activated. It would not be funny if this had happened to even more accounts.
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pyramining (OP)
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August 09, 2013, 01:59:41 PM |
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The bug here is that your deposit is already active, when there are still people that deposited 9 Month ago waiting for their accounts to be activated.
It would not be funny if this had happened to even more accounts.
It may have happened accidentally, as I am doing it manually. I could have typed in a wrong ID. Only very small deposits were added out-of-order. I'll try to pay more attention.
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August 09, 2013, 02:39:12 PM |
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...what I don't understand is: 1.1 Thash = 40 months break even ?? Its like nothing happened...
also for example: 10 BTC Asic deposit equivalent hashing power <0.8 GH ....
0.8 gh for 10 BTC ... 44 Months reward time....
What is it I don't see?
Could pyramining please explain? Difficult increased and will increase further. Nothing more to say. Of course, why only less than 0.8gh for 10 btc
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pyramining (OP)
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August 09, 2013, 04:09:07 PM |
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Of course, why only less than 0.8gh for 10 btc
Your hashing power will increase when also the other accounts will be activated, be patient...
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August 09, 2013, 04:54:18 PM |
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@pyramining
block 250978 was found more than 20 hours ago with p2pool (actual block 251155)
there are no rewards from pyramining since 2013-08-07 15:25:13 UTC
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August 09, 2013, 05:14:44 PM |
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@pyramining
block 250978 was found more than 20 hours ago with p2pool (actual block 251155)
there are no rewards from pyramining since 2013-08-07 15:25:13 UTC
I just checked, credit is there, next time the payout algorhythm will run, you'll see the rewards. For the rewards to be assigned, the mined coins need to become valid (120 confirmations), and then the payout processor needs to run. In can take ~24 hours more or less...
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August 09, 2013, 05:23:32 PM |
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actual block 251155 minus block 250978 ----------------------------- = 177 confirmations
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Nono242
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August 09, 2013, 05:33:01 PM |
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Current infrastructure: 73.94 MH/BTC but ~ 735.29 MH/BTC are added to the total pool for each new deposit. so the numbers add up.
The bug here is that your deposit is already active, when there are still people that deposited 9 Month ago waiting for their accounts to be activated.
It would not be funny if this had happened to even more accounts.
So if I understand well, for each BTC send today, after current queue is emptied, the situation will be as follow : I will receive 73.94 MH/s The whole pyramining system will receive 735.29 MH/s Is that right ? If so, it's globally a ponzi scheme ... that kind of thing that bitcoin doesn't need for its credibility.
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August 09, 2013, 05:41:28 PM |
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LMAO thank you for your input on what bitcoin doesn't need and needs for credibility. One of the most creditable bitcoin mining operations.
Develop please !
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August 09, 2013, 06:07:02 PM |
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So if I understand well, for each BTC send today, after current queue is emptied, the situation will be as follow : I will receive 73.94 MH/s The whole pyramining system will receive 735.29 MH/s
Is that right ?
If so, it's globally a ponzi scheme ... that kind of thing that bitcoin doesn't need for its credibility.
/facepalm The whole pyra system currently has over a TH. The 73.94 is what 1 BTC currently gets you on pyra. When new infrastructure is in place (queue is emptied I assume) that same 1 BTC will get you the 735.29 instead. At least I think that is what you're talking about...honestly I've no clue and am only guessing...
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August 09, 2013, 06:40:41 PM |
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So if I understand well, for each BTC send today, after current queue is emptied, the situation will be as follow : I will receive 73.94 MH/s The whole pyramining system will receive 735.29 MH/s
Is that right ?
If so, it's globally a ponzi scheme ... that kind of thing that bitcoin doesn't need for its credibility.
/facepalm The whole pyra system currently has over a TH. The 73.94 is what 1 BTC currently gets you on pyra. When new infrastructure is in place (queue is emptied I assume) that same 1 BTC will get you the 735.29 instead. At least I think that is what you're talking about...honestly I've no clue and am only guessing... Current available total Hashing Power of Pyraminig is 73.94 for each BTC deposited. For each new BTC deposited 735.29 are added to the total and split up to all active accounts. If a account gets completed its hashing power is also split up to all remaining accounts. Simple example: Assume there are currently 100 BTC in active deposits. Each has 73.94 MH/s. Now someone deposits 1 BTC, adds 735.29 MH/s to the pool. Now there are 101 BTC in active deposits. Each has 80.48 MH/s. Next an account worth 2 BTC gets completed. Now there are 99 BTC in active deposits. Each has 82.11 MH/s. and so on...
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August 09, 2013, 08:08:51 PM |
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OK Thank you Akka. It is what I feared
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August 09, 2013, 08:44:17 PM |
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Current available total Hashing Power of Pyraminig is 73.94 for each BTC deposited. For each new BTC deposited 735.29 are added to the total and split up to all active accounts.
If a account gets completed its hashing power is also split up to all remaining accounts.
Simple example:
Assume there are currently 100 BTC in active deposits. Each has 73.94 MH/s.
Now someone deposits 1 BTC, adds 735.29 MH/s to the pool.
Now there are 101 BTC in active deposits. Each has 80.48 MH/s.
Next an account worth 2 BTC gets completed.
Now there are 99 BTC in active deposits. Each has 82.11 MH/s.
and so on...
I was sorta kinda almost close...but apparently I was a little confused also...you have cleared up some things for me as well. Looking forward to making another deposit ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif)
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August 09, 2013, 08:49:54 PM |
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OK Thank you Akka. It is what I feared
Hello Nono, your case was a mistake, you should be having the 3.67 GH/s (as soon as the queue is finished) as the infrastructure you bought is ASIC. However 30% of that hashing power goes to your sponsors, don't forget that ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) As I understand the whole network isn't shared, meaning that people who add bitcoins now don't give any hashing to anyone but their sponsors. However when an account is finished the hashing is spread out to the entire network. Right?
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August 12, 2013, 02:19:57 AM |
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Finally, my deposit from 2012-11-22 went online. I deposited 1.00001111 BTC and I have equivalent hashrate of 74.11 MH/s. When hashrate will grow to higher, decent number (on website it shows as "New infrastructure: ~ 735.29 MH/BTC"). Thanks.
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August 12, 2013, 10:36:46 AM |
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Finally, my deposit from 2012-11-22 went online. I deposited 1.00001111 BTC and I have equivalent hashrate of 74.11 MH/s. When hashrate will grow to higher, decent number (on website it shows as "New infrastructure: ~ 735.29 MH/BTC"). Thanks.
You will see the "equivalent hashrate" increase a lot in the next days. Wait that also the other accounts will be activated! The equivalent hashrate will keep increasing with time, each time a new deposit is made. The hashrate added to the pool was not 735.29MH/BTC but the quantity of MH/s added at the time of the deposit. The 735.29MH/BTC parameter is to take in consideration for deposits that happen now. I already explained this a lot of times. At beginning it may seem discomfortable, but this helps keeping all the accounts efficient and up to date, because the infrastructure ages with time. You will see that in the next months you will get more hashing power than the current "new infrastructure".
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August 12, 2013, 12:48:22 PM |
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Finally, my deposit from 2012-11-22 went online. I deposited 1.00001111 BTC and I have equivalent hashrate of 74.11 MH/s. When hashrate will grow to higher, decent number (on website it shows as "New infrastructure: ~ 735.29 MH/BTC"). Thanks.
Are you saying that it can take 9 months to get your deposit active ? Why are you doing that people ?
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