Think that you manage a lot of money.

Each rig costs $10k and managing 2000 rigs means you have the responsibility of $20.000.000 worth of hardware right now on your pool.

I do not think it is time to play with income for such a high investment (also not considering electricity costs) and it is a turning-point for your pool right now that can become the most profitable pool if coins and exchanges are managed well (you have to disable and enable best performing coins for different algos to maximize the real profit in BTC that you pay).

There are 30.000 miners that can switch from zpool and from ahashpool to your pool if you manage to prove that you can become the most profitable pool by correctly administrating zergpool.

I really do not hate you.
I hate the fact that I lost a lot of money because I switched a few hundred of my rigs to point to zergpool and I noticed that pool performance was very poor when comparing with real payments from ahashpool.



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I am a small miner with 6 cards, and writing as a small miner, that started a few months ago.
I am sure that those with 20 or more cards have other considerations and make decisions
based on more experience than i have.
I am just following 4 topics here, ahash, blaze, zerg and nemos and sometimes can't
believe how much guys get mad over minor stuff like a few days to wait or coin value drop,
or a drop of 0.0001 in balance.