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Hello again!

Yesterday, with you help, I start mining in this pool.
The last hash rate is 139.8 kH/s.

Now I need to understand the "current balances" voices!

I see immature , Unexchanged, ready for payout, total expected.

Could someone explain to me the difference between the values?
I have seen that the value of "unexchanged" is greater than "immature" and "ready for payout": what does it mean?

I realized that the expected total is the sum of the three previous values!

Thanks in advance for your support!

Happy mining!

Mik

Hi Mik,

Balances work as follows:

Immature is blocks found by the pool which have not yet confirmed - they need a little time to confirm before Terk can move them to unexchanged.
Unexchanged means that the pool has mined some coins (we don't know what type) and that Terk is listing them on an exchange for trade to Bitcoin. When they have sold, they move to Ready for Payout.
Ready for Payout then is all of the successfully mined coins which were exchanged to Bitcoin, and can now be paid out to the user.

Expected is the total of all 3 when everything above is done. Realistically, there will always be some running total in Immature and Unexchanged, because the pool mines constantly.

When your Ready for Payout balance reaches 0.01 BTC, you will be paid to your Bitcoin address automatically. This happens once per day. If you don't get to this threshold by Sunday, you will be paid any balance greater than 0.001 BTC on that day.

Hope that helped

Rit.

Hi Ritual, thanks for your response, I finally got it all figured out!

I have another question:
my hardware works at 23.52MH / s
I read on clevermining.com last hour hash rate 214.4 kH / s

Is a big difference...Is this normal?

Thank you again,

Mik

Not to be an ass, but you have 23MH of mining gear and you're not sure if only getting 1% of that is normal?

No dude, that's bad lol

EDIT: check the last hour hashrate graph near the bottom, it updates more quickly and the main one at the top can sometimes take some time to reflect your true hashrate.

Hi!
You're right! But I'm new in cryptomoney and I'm trying to understand all problems minute by minute!
I think I understand this:
bfgminer, if you use the --scrypt, shows a hash rate wrong in fact "hardware comparison" for litecoin, the hash rate of my hardware is between 167 and 213 kH/s

instead without the command - scrypt, for example for the bitcoin mining, has the same hardware a hash rate between 154 and 244 MH/s

I think it's just a question of bfgminer! Or at least, I hope so!

Thank you for your opinion
Mik

Ah, that makes more sense. Yeah if you don't use the scrypt flag you'll probably just see nothing but rejects because you won't be hashing the right algorithm. Your hashrate will be reported incorrectly(by a factor of about 1000) in bfgminer without scrypt flag, too.