Quote from: minergain.com on December 19, 2017, 12:50:16 AM

So my site has been grabbing 5 minute detailed info for a few pools in my upcoming minergain site but dont have the info live yet. Eventually this data can use your real miner data to do "what if scenarios - even though luck is luck". So all this got me wondering so I thought I would share some real comparison info... So if you were with slush for December, here would be your btc per Th that your miners submitted.... After the date is the number of blocks found and the next column is the BTC / TH for that day. It fully takes into account the hash rate for every block and the 2% that they take.

Dec 1   17   0.00020415
Dec 2   21   0.000246807
Dec 3   21   0.000235327
Dec 4   12   0.000137415
Dec 5   21   0.000230983
Dec 6   15   0.00016493
Dec 7   23   0.000274498
Dec 8   18   0.000217576
Dec 9   12   0.000141403
Dec 10   26   0.000282076
Dec 11   23   0.000254072
Dec 12   13   0.000146673
Dec 13   16   0.000173655
Dec 14   20   0.000201528
Dec 15   18   0.000200334
Dec 16   13   0.000139204
Dec 17   23   0.000244415
Dec 18   20   0.000207583

Total: 0.003702629 per Th/s.

So if you have an S9 like me with 13.5Th/s, that is .0499854915 BTC for the month (assuming fully "vested" in the PPNLS). As I have mentioned before, the 5 blocks found on Kano (even with the current 8 day delay) is .04509834. If we got another block today, it would be roughly .054 BTC for the month. And if we picked off another one tomorrow, it would be roughly .063 BTC. So yes, there is a little more gambling here, but the potential upside is way more than the sites that give lots of blocks per day... And isn't that really why we are all in this "business" - gambling? That is exactly why I moved to Kano from Slush after just one month with them... I can afford a little electricity if needed, but with that said, my full power bill was paid by the 3rd of this month... I also purchase coins on the exchanges, and this is a much smaller investment per BTC - just slower. Anyway, just to give a little perspective for the newbies (me included).

Nice analysis.

Do these numbers also take into account transaction fees as well? I've been debating switching over to Kano for a while, but the day I was going to actually make the move about a month ago (12-Nov) it was a very volatile day with BTC price and I saw slush continue to get blocks as Kano just had bad luck. Luckily I didn't move and I realized that even though it's all luck when it comes to mining there's a benefit to being in a larger pool when volatility is high.

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