Not sure how many, but atleast the last 2 rounds found have not been added to my total rewards.

My blades are working, but my asic miners are not. Weird

They must be upgrading something. The stats page is now missing our shares and rewards. I guess we can stop complaining about 'none' now :-D

I might being using the term 'block' incorrectly. I don't mean the actual bitcoin block number. It's the sequential number that Slush's pool uses for the blocks we find.

As mentioned above, they have been calculated in now.

Although they have been confirmed, blocks 21398, 21397, 21396 have not added into the confirmed rewards.

Does anyone else need #21298 recalculated? It is showing about 66% low.

Hash rate is back for me.

Block 21194 still shows 'none'

I also noticed it's not showing my hash rate on my account page. Everything is working on my end.....

I have just tested them out. No problems at all. Sold some BTC, the funds were in my bank when they stated they would. Bought some BTC instantly.

I did all the verifications that they asked. What I remember about the credit card verification is that it had to be a Visa. My debit card is MC, so I had to use a CC.

I'm happy with them.

Who's to say that reporting is correct?


ETA: It looks like the numbers are now going the right way.

As things are being confirmed the are being SUBTRACTED from the confirmed total. This is not good.

Wow, I didn't know there are different strategies based on the wallet. The wallet I'm using in Bitcoin-QT.

From what I am reading above is that it doesn't matter how old the backup is, as long as no new addresses are created after the backup.

But if many transactions are sync'd into the wallet after the back up was created. Would the back-up, when used to restore the wallet, just sync all the transactions from the block chain that happend after the backup was created?

Making backups does nothing to the block chain, correct? So it doesn't matter when the back up was made, it will just fill in the missing transactions based on the block chain.

I just have this stupid idea that when you make a new backup, the old back up will just pick up from where the new one was made. You'll end up losing anything that happened between the two back ups.

Nothing abnormal. The start of a new block my rate drops about half but recovers quickly.

On a side note, I still haven't seen a correction to 21027 yet.

I have been making backups of my wallets. I have older backups. If, for some strange reason, I lose all my current backups and have to recover from an old backup, what happens?

Let's say I back up once a month and I have 10 transactions a month (in and out). In 6 months I'll have 6 backups. I will also have made 60 transactions since the first backup.

If I recover my wallet with the 6 month old back up, will everything update itself as it syncs to the blockchain?

The question is coming from the idea of placing a backup in a very secure location that is not quickly or easily accessed. Which in turn would mean it will not be the most current backup. If everything else is lost, I can retrieve that very old backup and continue on with bitcoin life .

With block 21027 now being confirmed, is this going to make it tougher to fix?

What happens to those that got extra?

 If I had been one of those that got extra, it would have pushed me over my payout threshold. It would have paid out, but when (or if) it went back to fix it, there would not be enough in my rewards to give back.

If you are watching the 'Mhash/s*' rate. It's not instant. I know when I attached my blade it took maybe 30-45 minutes before it showed the 10.7Gh rate. My guess is that it's an averaged rate.

What are you using for mining software?

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21027 2013-12-02 23:04:34 5:49:17 1993521951 55349 0.00000857 272726  25.00902152 93 confirmations left 

My average reward is about .00075

I'm new to all this, so I don't know how it used to be. I had my payout set as low as possible so I could get some BTC into a wallet. I wanted to see how backing up a wallet worked. How sending and receiving worked. I'm not sure how fast it paid out. I didn't meet the threshold. I went to work. When I came back it had paid out. Opened my wallet and it was there. I have since increased my threshold to pay out every 5-7 days. I should reach that threshold by tomorrow afternoon. We'll see how long it takes to payout.

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