Quote from: Nexusrushrush on Today at 10:59:06 PM

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Quote from: Nexusrushrush on Today at 08:19:56 PM

put dots in the number and in my number there is only one dot could you put one dot so that I understand completely, and my share no longer changes and reaches the maximum, I think that if I understood correctly this is not a real figure with my hashrate

In the statistics you included in your original post, it showed you had a best share of about 682 million ["bestshare": 682541754.6111791]. To successfully solve/create a Block you need a best share greater then the current difficulty, which at the moment is over 121.5 trillion.

Hope this helps and good luck mining

thank you for the explanation, I have an extreme question, how can an ASIC with a hashrate of 2T suddenly exceed 121 trillion if its maximum value is only 600 million, just the extreme block on euckpool was found on such a device?

There's no correlation between hash rate and the share value.

Hash rate simply refers to the number of complete calculations done per second on any given block template. The more calculations a miner can do (the hash rate) the better chance it will find a completed hash with a greater value than the network difficulty.

A completed hash has a value and if that value is greater than the network difficulty and it is succesfully submitted then that block becomes mined and the miner wins the block.