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Well it’s an ASIC equihash and a lot of folks are having issues connecting to pools with it so I just assume there is some sort of preparation that has to be done on the pool maintenance side.
Your income is falling very much !!! Do everything to work with Niceshash !!! Soon and so all will turn off all their equipment !!! Do not lose the market !!!
The nicehash miner should increase the mine pool income, and there is no conflict with other miners. Because of the limited system of Nicehash, and the cost of expensive order removal, the Niehash miner is unable to switch between different coins using robots, and can only modify the speed limit of the Niehash order through timely and prompt profit data. Nicehash miners digging in prohashing is the default for mine pools. Our password is the simplest, just set it as: a=X11.
Question: The payout thresholds for Bitcoin when the account is linked to coinbase aren’t available to change. Is there a default or does it just pay out what is earned at the end of each day with no fees?
Hi, all you need to do is set your payout coin to Verge on the Settings page. You can connect all your miners to the same account, and if you like, you can specify a "name" for them in the password field like n=l3-001, etc
but there will be 2 miners under the same name. Obviously the argument n="Anything i want to name it" will allow me to distinguish each miner. correct?
for example, I already have 1 miner up and running here but my paying out is set to "Ethereum". (Which of course i know is a different algo, but Prohashing allows us to get paid in any coins)
c: sets a static coin to mine to support that coin’s network. When this argument is included, the miner will only be assigned work mining the requested coin, and will not switch coins when the rest of the pool is directed to switch coins. To mine CHNcoins only, for example, use "c=chncoin." This argument is case-insensitive. The selected coin must be spelled exactly as those in the list of available coins on the homepage, and the coin must not be in error. If the mined coin is placed into an error state (for example, if the coin forks and mining temporarily stops), then the pool will disconnect the miner rather than assign it to a new coin. This behavior allows powerful ASICs to specify a backup pool for when their preferred coin is not available. When used in conjunction with the d= (static difficulty) argument, the coin’s difficulty overrides the static miner difficulty when the coin’s blocks are easier than the static miner difficulty. Since the purpose of static coin mining is to allow customers to mine on a single network, static coin mining is limited to one coin per IP address per period of time. The amount of time required between mining a static coin and being allowed to switch to the next coin varies. Prohashing’s terms of service prohibits the creation of automatic software to switch between static coins, because doing so may reduce the profitability of dynamic coin miners. Manually configuring software to mine one static coin for long periods of time is allowed. The c parameter can be used to support particular coins that the customer wants to increase the hashrate of. Static mining coins are independent of payout coins, so it is possible to mine any coin and be paid out in any coin (or in multiple coins.) This option can replace single-purpose pools for available coins; instead of having to direct hardware at a specialty pool that mines 42 coins and pays out in 42 coins, miners can be configured to support the 42 network at Prohashing and receive consistent pay-per-share payouts in 42 coins daily.
solidnetmoney you can specify individual rigs to mine solo, both static coin or in pps. i suggest not solo mining unless you know what you are doing, stick to pps, let prohashing to their thing, and then go play with the payout settings and sliders, and get the coins u prefer.
jeffms2003 wrote: Most of the static coin pools that do ZCash are up and running. It wasn’t an algo change.
It’s not an algorithm change; it’s either that we have an old version of ZCash running or there has been some change in the transaction format - Chris is looking into it now
on the CHARTS page the live profitibility bars, there is a arrow for SHARE RECORDER INFO. IS there no share recorder #2 server? Or is it's data just not being displayed for some reason?
Co I've had the main page opened for over 8 hours now, still the share recorder #2 does not show up on the main charts page. IS this a display issue or is a server offline not counting accurate shares?
CSZiggy wrote: Co I’ve had the main page opened for over 8 hours now, still the share recorder #2 does not show up on the main charts page. IS this a display issue or is a server offline not counting accurate shares?
It’s not showing up because it’s not online - but that’s not a problem because load isn’t high enough to require it right now