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rewards are credited to accounts when a block "matures," and the maturity time is defined by the coin daemon - for most networks, the maturity time ranges between 4 hours and 4 days
ok, so on the status page, there are blocks being foudn every 70seconds atm. and i switched to PPLNS on friday, but am yet to have any reward pay out. am i missing something?
captain_weeder wrote: ok, so on the status page, there are blocks being foudn every 70seconds atm. and i switched to PPLNS on friday, but am yet to have any reward pay out. am i missing something?
pplns is a different pool, the blocks you see being found are all being found by proswitching miners
captain_weeder wrote: is it not possible to see how many blocks have been found in the PPLNS pool
You can see that in the list of coins on the "status" page - look at the PPLNS stats charts
yeh thats where I’ve been looking, watching the ’blocks found’ count go up, but no rewards coming my way. I understand that with PPLNS we need to wait to earn rewards, but i can’t find anywhere that even hints at hoe long between rewards being issued, or the length of a round...
captain_weeder wrote: is it not possible to see how many blocks have been found in the PPLNS pool
You can see that in the list of coins on the "status" page - look at the PPLNS stats charts
yeh thats where I’ve been looking, watching the ’blocks found’ count go up, but no rewards coming my way. I understand that with PPLNS we need to wait to earn rewards, but i can’t find anywhere that even hints at hoe long between rewards being issued, or the length of a round...
If you’d like, you can submit a support ticket and we can investigate your account for issues - unfortunately, it’s difficult to troubleshoot from here without being able to see exactly what you’re seeing
Now it’s working again, very odd. It stopped working like 2-3 hours ago, I turned it off. Started again to check and it kicked in after like 5-10 minutes.
So I’ve been mining for 13 straight hours in PPLNS and have not been credited from a single block. I highly doubt that there was no block found between 2000 of us miners average. This is robbery
casmic wrote: So I’ve been mining for 13 straight hours in PPLNS and have not been credited from a single block. I highly doubt that there was no block found between 2000 of us miners average. This is robbery
PPLNS mining is dependent upon a lot of things like the coin being mined, and we’re not aware of 2000 miners mining any coin in PPLNS mode
casmic wrote: So I’ve been mining for 13 straight hours in PPLNS and have not been credited from a single block. I highly doubt that there was no block found between 2000 of us miners average. This is robbery
PPLNS mining is dependent upon a lot of things like the coin being mined, and we’re not aware of 2000 miners mining any coin in PPLNS mode
casmic wrote: So I’ve been mining for 13 straight hours in PPLNS and have not been credited from a single block. I highly doubt that there was no block found between 2000 of us miners average. This is robbery
PPLNS mining is dependent upon a lot of things like the coin being mined, and we’re not aware of 2000 miners mining any coin in PPLNS mode
When was the last time a block was found by the PPLNS Litecoin mining pool? As i am in a similar place to casmic.
casmic wrote: So I’ve been mining for 13 straight hours in PPLNS and have not been credited from a single block. I highly doubt that there was no block found between 2000 of us miners average. This is robbery
PPLNS mining is dependent upon a lot of things like the coin being mined, and we’re not aware of 2000 miners mining any coin in PPLNS mode
When was the last time a block was found by the PPLNS Litecoin mining pool? As i am in a similar place to casmic.
The data is available in the "Status" page, in "live coin status"
Steve Sokolowski wrote: PPLNS mining is dependent upon a lot of things like the coin being mined, and we’re not aware of 2000 miners mining any coin in PPLNS mode
When was the last time a block was found by the PPLNS Litecoin mining pool? As i am in a similar place to casmic.
The data is available in the "Status" page, in "live coin status"
All I can see on the status page is the current PPLNS round information, which only says pending. Where does it show when the last block was found with the PPLNS pool.
Can you guys help me to figure this out please? at this time I only can mine for eth to and i am turning it to doge. I use awesome miner and used many other miners but I cant connect to any other coins pools to mine?
I’m a little confused about your question - are you trying to connect to other pools as well as Prohashing using Awesome Miner? I’m also a little confused about "for eth to" - did you just mean "ethereum," or did you cut off a word?
LOl, sorry about that yes I mine for Ethereum, but i was able to fix the issue. I reset my win10 and downloaded all C++ runtimes included the GPU drivers... For some odd reason I only could use t-rex and only was able to connect to Ethereum pool on prohashing
Steve Sokolowski wrote: What, specifically, do you think we should do with the algorithm? Is there a missing coin?
I don’t have enought know how to tell you, but i’ve seen in the website: https://www.asicminervalue.com/miners/bitmain/antminer-z15, that this asicminer Antminer Z15 could achive earnings around 20€ per day, wich in the moment is not the case in prohashing, so is because of that my question. Best regards
sonicrules wrote: I’ve been waiting for prohashing to sell the btc sent to my coinbase since March 1st.
Chris noticed that there was a problem with that feature, but it was forgotten because no tickets had been entered - it would be great if you could submit a support ticket, so we can get your username to be able to investigate it
this is what ive seen about it It has come to our attention that Phoenix miner is no longer available for download from its original download location. Control shasum from new download locations does not match the value published by the developer on his channel! This brings the possibility that the Phoenix miner’s author wants to cover its tracks and disappear or even do something malicious. We have immediately disabled Phoenix miner from NiceHash Miner, and we advise everyone to stop using Phoenix miner immediately! Phoenix miner is a mining software from an anonymous author. It is not digitally signed, and no one knows who the creator is. This brings serious risk to anyone who will continue to use this software! Do not try to download Phoenix miner from any 3rd party source since it could be fake and malicious! If you have used PhoenixMiner on your PC, which contains any sensitive information or information of any value such as logins to various services (accesses to bank accounts, PayPal, Gmail, Facebook, Instagram, Dropbox, Google Drive, etc. ) and especially if your PC contains any private keys for any cryptocurrency wallet, directly or indirectly (through online wallet provider) consider them compromised. If you have used Phoenix Miner on your PC, we recommend you to do the following: Reinstall OS Change all passwords and activate 2FA where possible! If any cryptocurrency wallets were used on this PC, we recommend you to move funds to other wallets immediately!
sonicrules wrote: I’ve been waiting for prohashing to sell the btc sent to my coinbase since March 1st.
Chris noticed that there was a problem with that feature, but it was forgotten because no tickets had been entered - it would be great if you could submit a support ticket, so we can get your username to be able to investigate it
we will definitely get to it, but there are several issues that are outstanding that are very complex earnings issues that need to be investigated first - I apologize for the delay