Quote from: vals on March 19, 2014, 02:23:03 PM

I see the unconverted has dropped with the dogecoind recompile which is nice. Profitability is also looking great for the day, and we're mining a more even spread of coins. It'll be interesting to see how the other pools do for the sake of comparison. Thanks for the work poolwaffle.

Actually had nothing to do with the doge recompile (although it did fix that bug - it was only a visual bug).

What actually happened is:
At some point while growing (not the last week, but when we were up at like 35GHs), we were selling enough coins (dogecoin, others as well), that when we would sell a large batch (if cryptsy's wallet was slow to process our deposits, we'd have a ton to sell, or we just found multiple fast large blocks), we would put in one sell request (call it 2mil doge), and cryptsy would match it with other buy requests, and the trade would complete in many different parts.

Since those different parts could potentially be at different prices, the way we handled figuring out sale price was by going through the recent trades list from cryptsy (which has the actual price listed). We would pull the most recent 200 trades we made, and get the actual price, and process then. Turns out, some of the trades we made, actually came back in more than 200 pieces. So we'd end up processing the vast majority of them (200 / 210 or something), and that last bit would be left (never seen on our side).

The fix was to just have a script pull literally every trade we've ever made on cryptsy's side, and re-process them all. Essentially those coins that were listed as "unexchanged" had been exchanged previously, just never credited to user accounts. I went through and did it for all our coins, so everything should be 100% sync'd up. Quite a nice "check everything lines up" script. I'll be running it every now and then