Quote from: nicehashdev on August 07, 2014, 12:00:29 PM

Quote from: crashoveride54902 on August 07, 2014, 11:44:31 AM

Quote from: sonubatthis101 on August 07, 2014, 11:12:42 AM

whats the minimum pay-out per day?

i still have some balance there and im wondering when will it be transferred to my wallet?

I think .01

https://nicehash.com/index.jsp?p=faq#faqs4

Quote from: Eam0kgIO on August 07, 2014, 09:09:55 AM

Is there a way to see daily payouts on the site? I know i can see all my payouts but its quite a hassle to calculate daily income of that since the payouts come at different times.

Is there like an 3rd party site that does that? I know there was alot of stats pages for middlecoin but don't know of any for nicehash.

You have it on our main page. According to this: http://poolpicker.eu/vs?algo=scrypt our reported stats are pretty accurate.

Quote from: ATCkit on August 07, 2014, 01:15:19 AM

My Blizzards have been hanging in all day. I had to lower the price to 0.55 tho. They would not connect at 0.60 even though there were open orders above that price with space for my 9.3 MHS. So I figure I am connected to an order that is only paying 0.56 atm. That is likely better than i will get on clevermining, wafflepool or any ltc pool atm.

I don't know why your Thunders are doing that.

For my Antminers, the same thing happened. They divorced themselves from BTCGUILD and connected to WestHash (my priority pool) when someone put in an order for .029. I had the price set at .0280 you see.

Anyway, they hummed along nicely for about 15 mins then jumped back to BTCGUILD ...eventho that order still had several hrs left to fill. Then, before i could re connect my Ants, someone else' miners filled the gap on West Hash.

So i set my price to .0268 and am now likely connected to an order paying 0.0270. I just did some math and hat will give me less payout compared to if i had them on BTCGUILD. So i have to re-set my price higher and let my second priority pool, BTCGUILD, take over....which it will. I am setting a price that will equal their payout....and i know all the buy orders on West Hash (except for 2) are lower than the price i have to set. The 2 that are higher are being filled by other miners so i know i won't connect to them. But if new orders above my price com ein, Bob's your uncle. My Ants will grab them.

Ya, I asked myself why did i ever get into scrypt. I sold off all my batch 2 Zeus Hurricanes when diff was beginning to climb. I kept my batch 1 blizzards as i can connect them to other circuits that are not quite full with my Antminers.

Call me crazy (or a contrarian) ...but I am thinking of getting a Batch 3 Thunder x6 under Zeus' 30% discount -ie: the one you get when you show them a refund from a competitor. I think scrypt diff will continue going sideways for awhile because my gut tells me that Zeus' competitors are gonna run into similar challenges. I think that's why Alpha decided to delay fabrication after tapeout. I am willing to bet others will do the same after tapeout. That will delay their fabrication just like it did Alpha's. It seems like scrypt ASICs are not as easy to roll out as sha256 ASICs. Interesting times indeed. Just like the old gold rush-lol.

For miners, it does not matter what kind of orders there are, as long as there are orders. Your miner doesn't get paid for order it works on, but weighted average price - all miners are paid with same rate. And you can view that rate on main page where it says "Currently paying". When you set p=, this parameter is checked against "Currently paying" and not against orders available. There may be higher orders than what you set in p= and your miner will not work on NH/WH, because average is lower - remember, all miners are paid same rate.

Often disconnects are due to needed extranonce change (so your miner can swap to another order). We created stratum extension to get rid of this problem with no reconnects, but sadly, most of ASIC providers are not interested to implement these features. We have mailed many ASIC providers, but we are getting either no response or very poor response. Probably they are not taking us seriously. We think, it is you - customers of these devices - you should press on them and request these things to be implemented, because without them, your profit is lower.

True...but do they listen to their customers?

Many people are disenchanted with customer service from these suppliers. It seems once they have your money and delivered a rig they are not interested in helping with changes that will improve the performance of your rig. instead, they would rather sell you another one.