Quote from: zebroid on July 28, 2015, 08:22:17 PM

Lets just say I have a shit load of GHs in hardware - between 500 & 850 but I want to mine the most profitable scrypt coins with minimal public exposure and network infrastructure i.e. setting up my own pools for all those possible shit coins and not so shit coins.
So I just get all the known & worth while multi coin pools lined up, setup my mines and my own system to monitor the markets, pools etc.

Then just continue to mine the crap out of any profitable scrypt based coin, switch when I need to switch or just switch some of my
GHs to another pool or coin etc.

Then this guy comes along (respect for your interest & forum activities), scans the known public record pools hash rate stats, do some maths & point out WTF, how can I claim to own 500 to 850 GHs because only a piss % of UNKNOWN mining pools exist in this data set for a specific coin!

So what if the REAL strategy is own a shit load of GHs & mine on ANY good pool at ANY time that's most profitable for the miners and split
the GHs at ANY time to create a spread ... if I had the hardware then I'll plug it that way & not deal with the EXTRA admin
of setting up dedicated pools for shit, pump/dump & yes well cool coins etc.

Just some imaginary thought that popped in my head a while back when I read these math based assumptions that lead to some conclusive "evidence".

I don't think SCC ever had their own "named" pool & by the sounds of Admin never will...

Why pay pool fees and share the rewards with the other people on the pool when you have enough hashpower to mine every coin for as long as you want to?