Thanks for the clarification!

So that means we can keep using C=DASH and we should still get payouts?

Hi!

Was Dash removed altogether from the pool? It appears grayed out right now.

Thanks for the clarification

Most algos down...

Don't forget that it's not computed using your actual hardware spec, so you have to do the math yourself:

I'm currently having a look at the API and there's something I don't understand.


It seems that "actual_last24h" is the same value as displayed on the website, however the "estimate_current" and "estimate_last24" seem to be by a factor of 1000? Is it a different unit?

Which value is used to compute the autoswitching?

Thanks!

I'm using NemosMiner: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1777336

I can't since it hasn't been paid to me since zpool doesn't own enough Dash to pay me...

Just noticed the new Immature "counter". Thanks for that!

http://i.imgur.com/eoZ2HL6.png

By the way, I got some balance stuck on a Dash address, and since zpool is not mining Dash anymore, I might never be able to get those funds. Any chance to have them transfered as BTC?

Thanks!

Ok I see. Thanks for the explanation!

How come that when looking at the x11 page, multiple coins are being mined at the same time? Shouldn't they all be mining the same, most profitable one?

The pool page currently says that the pool is short about 3 Dash (shown in red). The last block was found 9 days ago. And we currently have 0 hashpower assigned to Dash.

I'm starting to think that we might never be able to mine another Dash block again
Unfortunately, I'm waiting on those blocks to receive my payouts.

What happened in the recent weeks that created this situation? What would help remedy this?

Thanks in advance, been loving zpool so far.

They were already there in the 1.7.3 version I downloaded yesterday. Not really a big deal anyway.

I really suggest you use a sourcecontrol such as github, this way it will be easier for people to see changes, and for you to manage them.

I fail to see any difference in the batch file you uploaded, apart from the echo'ed text with the version number.

Yeah I think I got it!

For others, I got a 1070 GTX, getting around 470 Sol/s equihash. That's 0.47 KSol/s, which at the current rate of around 1.90 would yield 0.893 mBTC/day.
In comparison, I'm now mining sib, at a rate of around 9 MH/s which at the current rate of 0.18 would yield 3.24 mBTC/day, so yeah, much more profitable!

Everything makes sense now!
Disabling equihash in the miner actually just saves time in the rotation, since you know that's it's never gonna be selected (for now).

Yeah thanks!

I'm not being critical man, just trying to understand!
Thanks for everything!

Well, if you sort by 24 Hours Actual (defined as "values in mBTC/MH/day, per GH for sha256 & blake algos, kSol. for equihash")

http://i.imgur.com/hJ3d8Zu.png

How come equihash is still at the top of their profitability list? Any idea?

Hello!

First of all, thanks for this great batch file. Very appreciated.

I'm still wondering why some algorithms are disabled on the zpool version, especially equihash. You say it's because it's not profitable, but if we provide our correct hashrate through the password field, shouldn't the pool itself decide if it's profitable or not, with better internal informations?

Did you actually run some tests? I didn't have time to test it myself yet. But before using NemosMiner, I spent a couple of days manually mining equihash on zpool, not sure yet if it was more profitable that all those other altcoins.

Keep up the good work and thanks again!