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OneOfThePetes wrote: I've had another thought about the portfolio targeting..It kind of sounds like the constant mode might be better for that if you're looking to keep a constant percentage of your favorite coin.
Another potential option idea...
Set previous days averages as if they were zero.
Essentially a soft reset of the recent percentages.
The idea behind it is if you change your percentage ratios between coins, or the number of coins you want to earn; you can ignore the punishment that your favourite crypto might get due to earning a lot of it recently.
Does that make sense?
Or would it just make sense to use the constant mode in that case?
TechElucidation wrote: Hello,To be clear, you're talking about something more automated than the worker configurator?
Something I would really like to see is the ability to track profitability more efficiently to decide if there is something else we should be mining. Right now for smaller cards, things have gone back and forth between Kawpow or Etchash. To be honest it wasn't till the outage a few days ago that I realized that Etchash had come up, and have actually switched over. As you know, it is not as easy as saying today Kawpow is 5.11c and 3.16c - and know which to mine until you know how well your system does each one.
What would be really nice is to be able to create a list of 'devices' or 'rigs' and list what capabilities each has (algos supported, and at what rate), then have that tie into the profitability data to say what it would do under each algo. I can create a spreadsheet right now, then go to the status page, and plug the numbers in, but that can become cumbersome to do. I get excited about the idea, but then lazy about execution.
So for example I could add my '3060Rig' as a device (it has five 3060 Ti's, a 2060, and an AMD 5600xt - so pretty unique to me alone), and right now it is doing about ~294Mh/s on Ether. But I would like to also record that it can do x Mh/s if I used Kawpow, and y Mh/s if I was doing Etchash. Then be able to easily use the daily profitability data to see (roughly) earnings per day based on that, so I can confirm which is the best in my particular circumstance.
To put the icing on the cake, it would be able to set alerts if the 'best performer' were to change significantly. This would probably go crazy on things that were neck and neck and we can't change every 5 minutes, so perhaps if you could say 'tell me if the best one changes by 5% or more', or just a once a day confirmation when you update the profitability pages.
Anyways, just my idea.
RCMco wrote: A way to delete a no longer used referral miner. I have one connected to my account that is no longer mining and I have to see it every time I log in.No promises, but I created a ticket for Michael to look into this. It'll be a bit probably before he has the chance because his top priority right now is getting the new website released by the end of the month.
Boris PGHhIA970 1 $0.0000 $0.8043
I would love to delete it.
Sarah Manter wrote:Correct. Even with the Worker Configurator I would have to go in each day and put each device in, and select each algorithm, and track the estimated profits.TechElucidation wrote: Hello,To be clear, you're talking about something more automated than the worker configurator?
Something I would really like to see is the ability to track profitability more efficiently to decide if there is something else we should be mining. Right now for smaller cards, things have gone back and forth between Kawpow or Etchash. To be honest it wasn't till the outage a few days ago that I realized that Etchash had come up, and have actually switched over. As you know, it is not as easy as saying today Kawpow is 5.11c and 3.16c - and know which to mine until you know how well your system does each one.
What would be really nice is to be able to create a list of 'devices' or 'rigs' and list what capabilities each has (algos supported, and at what rate), then have that tie into the profitability data to say what it would do under each algo. I can create a spreadsheet right now, then go to the status page, and plug the numbers in, but that can become cumbersome to do. I get excited about the idea, but then lazy about execution.
So for example I could add my '3060Rig' as a device (it has five 3060 Ti's, a 2060, and an AMD 5600xt - so pretty unique to me alone), and right now it is doing about ~294Mh/s on Ether. But I would like to also record that it can do x Mh/s if I used Kawpow, and y Mh/s if I was doing Etchash. Then be able to easily use the daily profitability data to see (roughly) earnings per day based on that, so I can confirm which is the best in my particular circumstance.
To put the icing on the cake, it would be able to set alerts if the 'best performer' were to change significantly. This would probably go crazy on things that were neck and neck and we can't change every 5 minutes, so perhaps if you could say 'tell me if the best one changes by 5% or more', or just a once a day confirmation when you update the profitability pages.
Anyways, just my idea.
Code:
Name: NAS
ETHash: 0
ETCHash: 31
Kawpow: 7.9
Name: NAS2060
ETHash: 31
ETCHash: 31
Kawpow: 12
Name: 3060Rig
ETHash: 294
ETCHash: 274
Kawpow: 144
Code:
Device ETHash ETCHash Kawpow
NAS - $0.4549 $0.3861
NAS2060 $1.0365 $0.9402 $0.5865
3060Rig $9.8296 $8.3102 $7.0378
TechElucidation wrote:OK. Thank you for the details. No promises, but I’m putting in a ticket to look into this. It would definitely be a bit before we can look into it because the top priority right now is getting the rebranded website out first.Sarah Manter wrote:Correct. Even with the Worker Configurator I would have to go in each day and put each device in, and select each algorithm, and track the estimated profits.TechElucidation wrote: Hello,To be clear, you're talking about something more automated than the worker configurator?
Something I would really like to see is the ability to track profitability more efficiently to decide if there is something else we should be mining. Right now for smaller cards, things have gone back and forth between Kawpow or Etchash. To be honest it wasn't till the outage a few days ago that I realized that Etchash had come up, and have actually switched over. As you know, it is not as easy as saying today Kawpow is 5.11c and 3.16c - and know which to mine until you know how well your system does each one.
What would be really nice is to be able to create a list of 'devices' or 'rigs' and list what capabilities each has (algos supported, and at what rate), then have that tie into the profitability data to say what it would do under each algo. I can create a spreadsheet right now, then go to the status page, and plug the numbers in, but that can become cumbersome to do. I get excited about the idea, but then lazy about execution.
So for example I could add my '3060Rig' as a device (it has five 3060 Ti's, a 2060, and an AMD 5600xt - so pretty unique to me alone), and right now it is doing about ~294Mh/s on Ether. But I would like to also record that it can do x Mh/s if I used Kawpow, and y Mh/s if I was doing Etchash. Then be able to easily use the daily profitability data to see (roughly) earnings per day based on that, so I can confirm which is the best in my particular circumstance.
To put the icing on the cake, it would be able to set alerts if the 'best performer' were to change significantly. This would probably go crazy on things that were neck and neck and we can't change every 5 minutes, so perhaps if you could say 'tell me if the best one changes by 5% or more', or just a once a day confirmation when you update the profitability pages.
Anyways, just my idea.
What I would like to see is a page where I could save eacg if my devices in ProHashing, with hashrates for each algorithm, and then be able to see a table of results instantly (and hopefully get alerts).
So for example, I might save these three devices to my profile:
Then I could simply go the 'device profitability' page, and get a table like this without having to enter the information every time.Code:
Name: NAS ETHash: 0 ETCHash: 31 Kawpow: 7.9 Name: NAS2060 ETHash: 31 ETCHash: 31 Kawpow: 12 Name: 3060Rig ETHash: 294 ETCHash: 274 Kawpow: 144
Obviously it should support all the algorithms that can be switched between and supported on ProHashing, I am just being lazy targeting these three. You could then highlight the highest one for each device, and as I mentioned, if it changes significantly or once a day, send an email to the user so we would know ETCHash was now earning more than Kawpow.Code:
Device ETHash ETCHash Kawpow NAS - $0.4549 $0.3861 NAS2060 $1.0365 $0.9402 $0.5865 3060Rig $9.8296 $8.3102 $7.0378
Sarah Manter wrote:Either way... THANK YOU !RCMco wrote: A way to delete a no longer used referral miner. I have one connected to my account that is no longer mining and I have to see it every time I log in.No promises, but I created a ticket for Michael to look into this. It'll be a bit probably before he has the chance because his top priority right now is getting the new website released by the end of the month.
Boris PGHhIA970 1 $0.0000 $0.8043
I would love to delete it.