Quote from: tybiboune on July 13, 2018, 12:49:56 PM

Quote from: HashPi on July 12, 2018, 04:20:45 PM

Introducing https://ArionumPool.com Cool

Fees: There are no pool fees (0%). Should pool fees ever be implemented, they will be fair, reasonable, and transparent. With that said, I am personally a fan of a low fee environment.
Reward: 20% Finder / 80% Historical Shares
Max DL: 1,250,000 (great for small and large miners)
Payout: 5 ARO

Start mining with 3 easy commands with our bash script. Tested on Ubuntu 16.04.

Code:

wget https://static.arionumpool.com/arionumpool.sh
chmod +x arionumpool.sh
./arionumpool.sh

If you need help mining: see our how to mine guides (screen shots to help you along)
If you need additional help, contact me or see our FAQ

Hi,
What does the "DL" stand for exactly, please? How is it different from one pool to another, and how can it advantage smaller or bigger miners?
Thanks for the explanations!

DL = Deadline which basically means how close you were to solving the block. To solve a block you need a DL of 240 or less. Basically a higher DL is advantageous to lower hash rate miners due to the fact that they are not carrying out calculations per second as fast, so are more unlikely to get a low DL. So, the higher you make the DL, the more chance slower miners earn shares of the block. With most pools, you only get a reward if the pool finds the particular block you have shares in, whereas with Arionum pools, your previous work done is saved in historic shares on blocks that were not won by the pool. When the pool eventually does find a block, all your previous shares are paid out. However, with Arionum pools, for every block not found, your valid shares in previous blocks decrease by 5%.

I hope that explains it adequately