Quote from: aarons6 on September 18, 2016, 04:03:54 AM

Quote from: joblo on September 18, 2016, 02:59:46 AM

Quote from: aarons6 on September 18, 2016, 12:59:46 AM

this is all that matters.

Time   Amount   Tx
2m ago   0.00572951   cb1486872f49fae16a362ac530f86a8992c9...
18h ago   0.00590719   7e3cc7692e687cb4814f10e99aa72e4da605...
Total:   0.01163670

knowing that i am supposed to be getting only 0.007349 mining bitcoin directly i am doing good..

in reality the estimates are meaningless and nobody can predict how much bitcoin one coin can sell for before it happens.

just checkout the 24 hour payout and go from there.

They aren't meaningless, they are based on the number of coins I have and the current exchange rate, you know data,
not speculation or fantasy or hype. It doesn't take a genious to look at the logs to trace what is going on. I'd do it myself
but I don't have access to them.

this is it.. it could take hours for those coins to get exchanged.. by then those numbers are meaningless.

Current as of immediately before exchange. Of course the price fluctuates while the block is maturing. I've explained that before,
and so did Scryptr just now. Your speculation is lame and had already been ruled out. Maybe you could do your own research before
commenting. Several users have posted their own data and the only response from anyone who disagrees is wild speculation that is
proven wrong.

The logs need to be analysed, it would put this issue to bed one way or another. Just need to compare the last estimate before exchange
with the trade info. They should be pretty close unless there is high volatility (which statistically can't happen on every trade of every coin)
which could be easilly verified by looking at price history.

Denying there is a problem is meaningless. Prove it, if for no other reason than to shut me up.