Quote from: clown on January 19, 2014, 02:16:46 PM

Quote from: mdude77 on January 19, 2014, 01:57:26 PM

I believe it tells you on the p2pool output. You should also be able to divide your number of shares by the number of shares in the chain and multiply that times 25 to get an approximate value. (I think...)

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I was under the impression that pseudo shares are not included in the share chain, only shares with diff above the p2pool diff are included.

Perhaps I misunderstood. I was referring to the shares above the p2pool diff share, which is what I thought you were asking.

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Another question. Let's pretend for a moment the p2pool share difficulty is at 10. A miner submits a share with difficulty 20 and the share goes into the share chain. During payout, is the value of the share capped to the share difficulty at the time of submission (10)?

It's capped at 10, like most pools. AFAIK ozcoin is the only one that has an option to go by share value, and it uses a much different payout system.

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I'm trying to build a proxy pool that'd would be able to payout to miners on a pseudo share basis (much less variance for miners at higher risk to pool operator). And perhaps have a vardiff system based on the pseudo shares. Has anything like this been attempted before?

It has been attempted before. I forget what it was called ... someone put up a server to do just that, complete with merged mining. It was fairly popular until it was hacked. I think you search the forums you can find it, I think the source might be available as well.

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