Quote from: MikeyKing on December 04, 2017, 11:49:19 PM

I just wanted to make sure I understand how the payouts work..

1.) Is herp affected by how many shares are accepted, share size, hashrate ? My best share was in the hundreds of millions - never billions yet.. I am using two S9's, s4, s5, and two Avalon's..

2.) I'm just curious what's the fastest way to raise herp.. multiple miners with different worker names ? I didn't set up a proxy.. does that help? And does hero drop if I don't mine here.. I see a lot of people in payouts above me aren't currently mining.. so maybe that helps the people mining move up faster ? If they are dropping down in value ?

I'm currently in the payouts section around .016? Huh

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3.) So right now I get paid that amount on the next block?

4.) when I search my username, it also says postponed: 1

5.) could I be scheduled for the next payout and be postponed for the one after ? I wouldn't be in payouts if I wasn't scheduled to receive a reward ? I'm just nervous why I would have a one next to postponed.. I was postponed before last block; so maybe that's what it is caclulating...

Lastly 6.). How does derp play into all this?

1. Yes, but in essence over time it equals your overall contributed accepted shares.
2. Fastest and only way to raise herp is with more hashrate. There is no magic combination of miners, division of work, proxying, or anything that can affect your accepted shares, only total hashrate. Herp currently is not dropping at all until we've found our first 5 blocks. Your proportion of the pool goes down over time though unless you keep mining.
3. If you're in payouts you're due to get paid on the next block.
4. Postponed 1 means you were in the postponed queue for 1 block so far.
5. You cannot adjust your scheduling. It would be unfair on everyone else. You'll be paid on the next block anyway.
6. Derp is your current predicted payout in bitcoin.