Quote from: groovytechno on Today at 03:59:02 PM

Quote from: buraz11 on Today at 09:02:13 AM

Groovy i think he meant the pool difficulty went up, also i believe it is the pool that sets difficulty for equipment based on how many shares they send in a time frame. If the share is higher difficulty it counts more than a share of lower difficulty so not everything is in share count, if you check whattomine and nanopool how much you earn a month does it match?

That was a good idea.

According to whattomine, a hashrate of 950 mh/s should yield $37.37 per day.
According to nanopool, a hashrate of 950 mh/s is yeilding $28.30 per day

Definitely not a match, unfortunately.

So I'm still scratching my head.

This whole mining business is about estimation! Nothing has or can be writing on stone. Things change so quickly minute by minute.

Personally, I am happy with PM. It used to be slower than CM early 2020 but they have caught up with constant updates. My shares and hash rates are in par with many sites like whattomine, coinwarz etc - so no complain.

devfee is also very fair considering how much time developers work on their miner and now that CM is officially dead, these folks haven't pushed their luck increasing their fee!

You seem to be an expert (and risk taker considering huge cost of hydro in Canada), so no useful advice from me.

EXCEPT - don't let TRM developers / agents with multiple IDs brain wash you.They are simply bunch of reverse engineering wanna-be coders and opportunistic coin suckers all over the 'net any time there's a thread about CM or PM!!

Proof ->
https://ibb.co/Yy8rzWS