Autoexchange coins are gathered in one big pool before moving on the the exchanger then distributed among people. I'm not sure how often the coins go the exchanger. But during that, on exchange coins will disappear from your balance. It will come back as your desired coins once exchanging is complete, if not, it will come back as what it is, waiting for next exchange round.

You might see it come an go for serverl hours before exchange complete.

TBH, would be better if we don't have to see it popping in and out on our balance. Really startling for new users like me, worried i might have done something wrong.

Mined coins are stored in MPH's wallet. If you autoexchange everyting to ETH, you only need ETH wallet for cash out.

Sometimes I have to redo changes in AE page twice to make it work correctly. You can move mined coins from Credited for AE to Credited. Goto your coin's wallet you'll the transfer box. But it takes quite a while to transfer coins and you might have to repeat your oder a few times though.

Coins already on their way to exchange cannot be tranferred.

Remove those miner's .ps1 or .txt files from \Miners folder. Then start MPM again. (don't forget to make backup too, you might need them later).

mh/s to kh/s is *1000

I think 1024 thing is for storage (ram, hdd, etc) ...pretty confusing.

I'm using the 1060 hash rate about 24.35. Whattomine said I'd get 0.159/day. Whatimine is around 0.143 - 0.129 mona/day

There's no menu on BTC wallet to move credits to auto exchanged. I think BTC are for withdrawal only.

For hash rate, look at the left menu, click on the coin you are mining then click on dashboard.
Total balances update is kinda slow. Account information on each coin's dashboard is much faster.

 

Maybe it's because of me. The PS part might made him think I was being sacrastic. Which was not my intention. I was trying to point what to search in case anyone would like to know more.

English isn't my first language. My apology.

Yeah, you can look from the port number. If you're using MPM you can see from its console or log too. It's something like this.

   Status: Running

     Speed Active                      Launched Command
     ----- ------                      -------- -------
23.91 MH/s 00 Days 06 Hours 28 Minutes 7 Times  Bin\NVIDIA-TPruvot\ccminer-x64.exe -a lyra2v2 -o stratum+tcp://hub.miningpoolhub.com:17018 -u username.workername -p x


   Status: Idle

    Speed Active                      Launched Command
    ----- ------                      -------- -------
0.00 PH/s 00 Days 03 Hours 40 Minutes 7 Times  Bin\NVIDIA-Nanashi\ccminer.exe -a neoscrypt -o stratum+tcp://hub.miningpoolhub.com:17012 -u username.workername -p x
0.00 PH/s 00 Days 00 Hours 30 Minutes Once     Bin\NVIDIA-KlausT\ccminer.exe -a groestl -o stratum+tcp://asia.hub.miningpoolhub.com:20486 -u username.workername -p x
0.00 PH/s 00 Days 00 Hours 03 Minutes Once     Bin\NVIDIA-TPruvot\ccminer-x64.exe -a lyra2v2 -o stratum+tcp://hub.miningpoolhub.com:17018 -u username.workername -p x
0.00 PH/s 00 Days 00 Hours 01 Minutes Once     Bin\NVIDIA-TPruvot\ccminer-x64.exe -a lyra2v2 -o stratum+tcp://hub.miningpoolhub.com:17018 -u username.workername -p x
0.00 PH/s 00 Days 00 Hours 03 Minutes Once     Bin\NVIDIA-Nanashi\ccminer.exe -a neoscrypt -o stratum+tcp://hub.miningpoolhub.com:17012 -u username.workername -p x

Regarding the pool hash rate:

I've been looking up on google about it and the answer is pool hash rate is the number your miner submitted in that time interval. If your miner found lots of share, hash rate on the dashboard will go up. If it found fewer shares, it will go down.

The number whattomine.com and what your miner report are striaght calculation. With (X) hashrate you'll get (Y) result.
The number on your miner is what your GPU is doing.

For me, sometimes half, sometimes 100% or sometimes even 150% of what my miner says.

Short version

Pool Hashrate = Rate of the shares you found and submitted to the pool.
Miner Hashrate = How good your GPU is doing.
Est. profit on whattomine and MPM = Straight calculation 10x10=100. But it can't tell if you'll find a share or not.

Feel free to correct me if I'm wong.

PS. You can look up on google with "pool hash rate is lower than xxxminer" there's a lot of discussions on this.

Thank you for reminding me about pool's hashpower decrease. I really didn't think about that. As for the exchange, mine is set to BCH since my local currency exchanger accept it too. Else it would took forever to collect enough BCT to be able to withdraw, not to mention the TX fees.

I'm not a serious miner...yet. Want to try it first. See what's what before moving to serious investment. For now, I want to get some money back for my 1060

Hi, I'm new too and been mining on MPH for 5 days. I could be wrong but this is what I've observed.

Are you using auto profit switching? For me I found that focusing on mining one coin/day is better. You'll get your share when the pool found the block. MPH seems to switch often these days (thanks to the fluctuation of bitcoin price).

For each coins, the pool may solved 10 blocks+ per hour, or solved only 4 blocks or less per hour depend on luck. In a worse case, it could be just only one block or none. If your MPH happened switched to its coin of choice during "bad time" you'll get less profit.

You can check block stat on each coin's statistic.

I would say, better choose your coin manually if you do not have powerful rig. Last night I tried autoswitch for just curiosity, the thing switched to FTC 7 times during last night, spent 3 hours in total to mine FTC (average 25 min per switch) and all I got was only 0.4 FTC.