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cool looking to see more updates.
I see no donations yet so here you go.
https://btc.blockr.io/tx/info/501789e7f4e0a345a25aea6e4528435b874bc9488dafb63618fd1707d96922bb
I see no donations yet so here you go.
https://btc.blockr.io/tx/info/501789e7f4e0a345a25aea6e4528435b874bc9488dafb63618fd1707d96922bb
Thanks!!!! So nice to be appreciated
))Btw the beta is up:
https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.tiongworks.drpool
Looks better then the old app. Would be cool to add in low hash rate warning notification and notification when block is found.
Thanks! You can indeed get low hash rate notifications. Just click on the 'worker settings' in the menu and it will show you how.
I have also just added new block found notification and wallet watching features to the beta version. I will put a link here for the beta download soon!
How often does this app refresh the data? I'm just trying to get a feel on how much data gets used if I'm not on wifi.
You can set the update interval. The default is 10 minutes.
I made an app for android. Same name different app. Try it out!
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1539024.msg15473691#msg15473691
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1539024.msg15473691#msg15473691
Great app. I'm currently using this to monitor one s3 and it's very interactive. If there was this app on android I would probably download it on my other phone as well, but since there isn't i'll have to stick with my little iphone 6
BTW great job, we need more people like you in this world.
BTW great job, we need more people like you in this world.
I wrote an app to monitor your CK pool account. It lets you monitor each miner individually and you can add multiple accounts.
If you mine on CK pool, give it a try!
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tiongworks.drpool&hl=en
Donations welcomed!
http://i.imgur.com/3VG2kCS.png
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If you mine on CK pool, give it a try!
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tiongworks.drpool&hl=en
Donations welcomed!
http://i.imgur.com/3VG2kCS.png
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I just published my app on google play store. It monitors CK pool performance. You can set up multiple accounts and break down your stats by miners.
You can also set up alerts for individual miners if their hash rates drop.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tiongworks.drpool&hl=en
Give it a try! Feedback is welcomed!
https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2F3VG2kCS.png%3F1&t=566&c=s9m1iUxLh5fMOA
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You can also set up alerts for individual miners if their hash rates drop.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tiongworks.drpool&hl=en
Give it a try! Feedback is welcomed!
https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2F3VG2kCS.png%3F1&t=566&c=s9m1iUxLh5fMOA
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Re: Bitminter bitcoin mining pool - Pays TxFees, Merged Mining, Fair PPLNS rewards
I see, that makes sense then. Thanks!
The quick updates on the livestats are extrapolations based on your hashrate. There is an adjustment from the server once per minute.
If you send in one proof of work at difficulty 256 then your proof of work counter on the server will go up by 256. And that happened in a single work submit.
Since the server updates your data approx. once per minute you could look at the workers page where there is no extrapolation, wait one minute, click the little refresh button there, and see how much the accepted count goes up. It will be some multiple of the worker difficulty you are on currently. But you wouldn't be able to tell two work submits at diff 256 apart from a single one at diff 512.
Try having a look at cgminer when you are able - much easier.
Basically i use the counter on the website to measure how often i am submitting work. I just watch the counter as it updates every half second or so. So to submit around 10000 units. the counter updates about fifty times. So that means on average each work submitted is worth 200. Correct?
Well why dont i just look at what difficulty shares cgminer is submitting? I plan to but i dont have direct control to the miner at the moment.
Well why dont i just look at what difficulty shares cgminer is submitting? I plan to but i dont have direct control to the miner at the moment.
The quick updates on the livestats are extrapolations based on your hashrate. There is an adjustment from the server once per minute.
If you send in one proof of work at difficulty 256 then your proof of work counter on the server will go up by 256. And that happened in a single work submit.
Since the server updates your data approx. once per minute you could look at the workers page where there is no extrapolation, wait one minute, click the little refresh button there, and see how much the accepted count goes up. It will be some multiple of the worker difficulty you are on currently. But you wouldn't be able to tell two work submits at diff 256 apart from a single one at diff 512.
Try having a look at cgminer when you are able - much easier.
Re: Bitminter bitcoin mining pool - Pays TxFees, Merged Mining, Fair PPLNS rewards
Basically i use the counter on the website to measure how often i am submitting work. I just watch the counter as it updates every half second or so. So to submit around 10000 units. the counter updates about fifty times. So that means on average each work submitted is worth 200. Correct?
Well why dont i just look at what difficulty shares cgminer is submitting? I plan to but i dont have direct control to the miner at the moment.
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Do you mean it is stuck at exactly 256 all the time?
Bitminter worker difficulties are powers of 2, with a current minimum of 64. So 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024, and so on. If you don't set a minimum then you will be started on 512 currently.
The mining server will adjust up your difficulty if it makes sense for your hashrate. The aim is to see roughly 20 work results per minute from your worker. You can change this number in the worker settings. You can also set a difficulty minimum which is mostly useful to make the initial difficulty ramp-up faster when you connect to the mining server to start mining.
Note that from you change difficulty settings on the website until you see it active on your workers can take up to 20 minutes (worst case).
Mostly you shouldn't need to set minimum difficulty or the work results per minute target. The mining server will start you at 512 and adjust your difficulty as necessary when it sees how fast you are mining.
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Well why dont i just look at what difficulty shares cgminer is submitting? I plan to but i dont have direct control to the miner at the moment.
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My worker difficulty seems to be stuck at around 200, even though I set the minimum difficulty much higher on the worker settings page.
Do you mean it is stuck at exactly 256 all the time?
Bitminter worker difficulties are powers of 2, with a current minimum of 64. So 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024, and so on. If you don't set a minimum then you will be started on 512 currently.
The mining server will adjust up your difficulty if it makes sense for your hashrate. The aim is to see roughly 20 work results per minute from your worker. You can change this number in the worker settings. You can also set a difficulty minimum which is mostly useful to make the initial difficulty ramp-up faster when you connect to the mining server to start mining.
Note that from you change difficulty settings on the website until you see it active on your workers can take up to 20 minutes (worst case).
Mostly you shouldn't need to set minimum difficulty or the work results per minute target. The mining server will start you at 512 and adjust your difficulty as necessary when it sees how fast you are mining.
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When I mine bitcoins on a pool, I allow my rewards to accumulate on the pool until it reaches a certain threshold (1 BTC). Say it takes 10 days to to reach that amount. Then the pool pays out 1 BTC to my wallet say on date x. Therefore is the cost basis determined by the price of bitcoin on date x? Or do I have to calculate it based on the price of bitcoin * reward I get for each day?
As soon as they arrive into an account under your control, it is income. So you earn income every time a deposit is made, to the value of x BTC * market value (which could be a consistent BTC daily price). This is the taxable income in USD you received as well as setting the cost basis for those coins for when they are sold/spent.
What the heck? only one guy giving sound advice, everyone else with many stars giving crap advice on how to evade taxes. lol!
When I mine bitcoins on a pool, I allow my rewards to accumulate on the pool until it reaches a certain threshold (1 BTC). Say it takes 10 days to to reach that amount. Then the pool pays out 1 BTC to my wallet say on date x. Therefore is the cost basis determined by the price of bitcoin on date x? Or do I have to calculate it based on the price of bitcoin * reward I get for each day?