For years payments were at every 0.1 ETH, minimum level for payout is 0.05 ETH. It always worked perfectly, I've moved to Ethermine, it's all set the same, rules are also the same (0.05 minimum) ...but they paid me 0.034.. so it's even below that 0.05 limit and now balance is going up again. I don't see any reasons for that, just curious and bit angry that that switch to Ethermine and glitch ruined my perfectly even 0.1 payout system

Which pool are you using? Switching from Nanopool to Ethermine was a good decision? It seems like it's mining way faster, I'm still waiting for more days/weeks to compare results to Nanopool.

Hi!
Ethermine just paid me too early and under minimum level, why?
Over two years of perfectly even payouts at 0,1 ETH just got distracted :/ But why? They paid me even less than minimum level of 0,05 ETH. I've switched after years from Nanopool and this just happened.

Hey guys!

After 2 years I've switched from Nanopool to Ethermine - should I?
I've noticed that Ethermine recognized worker without name at first and it created "deafult" worker which is inactive - can I remove it from stats? Will it be removed after 72h or something?

UPDATE: Nice, Ethermine deleted inactive worker by themselves But will be glad for any opinions should I really move to Ethermine after all those years in Nanopool

Now I see that I'll do that for sure! Few people recommended that, I see how Nanopool went down in rankings :O I was using it since beginning so never thought about changing but as many people say there are serious reasons for change :O

Yeap, so it's Nanopool fault or just maintance. It was mining again for a while, almost stable again but now it can't even connect but I guess we just have to wait. Doesn't matter now is it with  "-allcoins 1 -allpools 1" or without. BTW I've chcecked that pings to Nanopool are around 45ms, to Ethermine 35ms so will switch to them after next payout. At least to try.
O-ho! It's connecting again!

It just happened for me, Claymore is up to date. I've set -allcoins 1 and now mining is very 'choppy'/unstable - I see it on temperatures specially. Also now I see another thing: No new jobs were recieved for 10 mins - something went wrong with the pool
Weird, it looks like developer of Claymore wanted to avoid some forks or pools and now we have to switch to something?
BTW I'm using this setup for over two years: Windows 10 + AMD Drivers + Nanopool + Claymore