Quote from: comeonalready on March 20, 2014, 10:34:05 PM

Quote from: madian on March 20, 2014, 01:47:24 PM

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author=comeonalready

And it is payout per MHD!

I see you insist... Ok. Let me show you my reasoning for why IT IS NOT MHD and then you can just slam down your irrefutable proof and I'll stand rebuked.

let's say that your hashrate is 1 MHs. Meaning that your computational power can "solve" 1 million hashes in a second. Analogous to active power being measured in kW, the energy consumption is measured based on the consumption of power in a unit of time thus the kWh unit of measure. When you want to see how much energy you consumed in a DAY you just count the kWh which means you consumed 24 kWh/day (for 1 kWh).

when you use BTC/MHD you are implying that your hash rate is 1 "MH per day" which is false. your hash rate is an average of 1 MHs over a day's time and you contributed with 3600* 1 MH in a day's time. WP states [0.01 btc/(average MHs) in a day] and not the amount of hashes in a day. And lastly, the unit of measure is MHs. you can twist that figure to show a day or a year but it's still MHs as reported by your miners.

BTC/Day BTC s 1 Day BTC -------- = --- x --- x ------- = -------- 1MH / s Day 1MH 86000 s 86000 MH

For convenience I suggested that we create a unit named MegaHashDay (or MHD) to equal 86000 MH, but that has proven to be anything but convenient. So let's call it a Thump instead, as that is the sound you hear when you bang your head against a wall. Until you hear nothing at all that is...

BTC / Thump

Wow... just one question though, what is 86000?