Quote from: kobo_eth on January 22, 2018, 03:21:44 PM

Quote from: rifleman74 on January 22, 2018, 03:16:56 PM

Quote from: kobo_eth on January 22, 2018, 02:59:55 PM

Guys, a question, me and some associates of mine just joined slush pool with a bunch of S9's.

We noticed that the min threshold for fee-less payout is 0.01 btc so we are thinking of how to optimize cash outs.
I came up to the following scenario, has anyone else done it, I assume all should work like a charm.

1. Set the automatic payout limit to a very high value like 2-3 btc (below is explained why)

2. When we have accumulated enough (for us) rewards (but less than 2-3 btc), each of us will point the payout address to his own wallet i.e. guy A will point to Coinbase - cash out his part, then guy B to Bitfinex and cash out his part, then guy C to Nano S etc.

So basically a few times we'll change the payout address, I guess Slush will allow that.

From the same account? You have to confirm each payout address change before slush will allow the address change. Sounds like more hassle then it's worth.

You have to confirm each payout address change before slush will allow the address change.
This was exactly my question - is this an email confirmation or? Is there a risk that Slush deny it etc. I just can't think of a more optimal way. If we cash out to 1 address (no hassle) and then from this address we transfer to our personal ones, we'll have to pay fees too many times.

Thanks,

It is an email confirmation, but I'm betting if you change it too many times within an hour/day, it may get locked. You could just change it every time you hit a threshold (say .04 or .05), then move it to the next wallet address.