What is Bestshare really?
Why does 4 numbers appear after the dot?
Within the Asic diffA and diffR appear, why does it not match the CKPOOL data?
I'm trying to understand this but I can't find the information I need to fully understand it... Please someone explain it to me in the best possible way.
I use a translator, I am Spanish.
Bestshare is the value of the highest share you found since the last block was found by someone on this pool. Bestever is the value of the highest share you found ever and never resets. Assuming you are using an antminer then the bestever of CKpool should be equal to the bestshare in the summary of the antminer miner status. As to the 4 numbers behind the dot: share values are not integers but floating point numbers* and can be rounded down any way you want. CKpool rounds it down to 4 numbers behind the dot and antminer rounds it to whole numbers.
DiffA is the value of the last share Accepted by the pool and DiffR is the value of the last share rejected by the pool and both continually change up and down. CKpool does not show that information. What you are looking for, again assuming an antminer, is the accepted stat under pools. That should correspond to the shares stat on CKpool.
https://i.ibb.co/k9vJyPt/Antminer.pngThank you very much for the explanation, very well explained.
In CKPOOL in "bestshare" indicates me this: 51722935881.8227,
"bestever": 290965521514,
I have seen that to confirm the block you need about 14 numbers and my best share has been 12 numbers, is this correct?
And another doubt, the Asic sends continuously actions but it learns with time or it has some reference data to send these actions?
From what I understand, it is always sending Sahres but not all are accepted, to find the block it must send one that meets the difficulty of the network and in that case it will be accepted, right?
In short, this data can be used to know if the miner is doing well or is it really only possible to find the block or not to find it?
