Quote from: kqpahv on May 16, 2014, 04:14:05 PM

Quote from: cameronpalte on May 16, 2014, 03:57:16 PM

Quote from: kqpahv on May 16, 2014, 05:59:07 AM

Been mining in cryptobullion since day one but only started out with ~800 000 PPD and those machines were hanging WU's on the first days also. For the past 36 hours I have been mining full on about 8 000 000 PPD a day and the gain in my total score pretty much confirms that. Cryptobullion is showing only 1 500 000 for my 24h avarage and so is http://folding.extremeoverclocking.com/. Reading from the extremeoverclocking FAQ they say that the 24h avarage is calculated total points for last 7 days divided by seven. As Cryptobullion and extremeoverclocking numbers are almost identical I can assume that cryptobullion uses the same calculation. So you are actually getting paid for your last SEVEN DAYS avarage daily production not the last 24h production Undecided

So for the first couple of days you are gettng paid almost nothing but just building up your avarage.
In a way this could be a good thing stabilizing the market but at the moment I feel kinda deceived as I am getting paid only 19% of what I am actually mining and this will be big discouragement for any new folders.

Except you aren't getting paid for your 24 hour production. It just takes time for the system to update. What cryptobullion shows as your 24h average doesn't define what you get paid and the wait in the beginning is for the system to update.

The amount you get paid is the points / everyone's points * 7488 for any given day.

Dont want to whine on the "where are my coins Cheesy

" subject but if not my 24h production points, not my 24h average points shown by cryptobullion itself, what "points" are they using then Grin

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It is your 24h production points they just haven't updated it yet.