I have very detailed stats for every coin I mined, so I can confirm, that luckypool is scam / bad configured / amateurs, whatever...
I'm switching all power to electronicdollar.org
edc.luckypool.io - 1% fee
Total
75406000 hashes
Paid
4338.469559159 EDC
pool.electronicdollar.org - 1.4% fee
Total
66180000 hashes
Paid
4078.445409697 EDC
57.5348 EDC per 1,000,000 hashes @ luckypool
61.6265 EDC per 1,000,000 hashes @ electronicdollar
Wtf are you talking about kid? God idiots like you making fake accounts are the cancer of this world. Same hashes doesn't mean you will get payed exactly the same. The network hash and difficulty changes constantly. You can have 1,000,000 hashes on 20 different pools with 1% and you'll get 20 different results.. Do a bit of research before making yourself look like an idiot.
Not to mention the block difference between pools.. ffs peoples kids these days..
What? Fake accounts?
Wtf are you talking about kid?I usually do not respond to dumb people, but I will make an exception just for you!My measurement database includes multiple currencies
(XMR, AE, ITNS, FBF, IRD, HNC, SIKKA, SUMO, B2B, XLC... ~20) in multiple pools
(~40).
All pools shows +/- estimated values for all of my workers and all pool paid +/- estimated rewards.
But only on luckypool I received a smaller reward than I should have. In this case it were 4 workers, 2 on 1st pool & 2 on 2nd pool, worked at the same time.
Here I showed the measurement for 48h with 1+1 workers. If you're interested in the result since that pool was created for all 4 workers, here it is:
50.7478 EDC per 1,000,000 hashes @ luckypool
68.7234 EDC per 1,000,000 hashes @ electronicdollarDifferences in rewards in one day can be understood, but every day? In that case "luckypool" should be renamed to "unlucky poor pool".
It's not rocket science, it's just statistics, and if 99% of the pools are paid right, and only 1 pool paid less, it's not hard to guess where is fail...