Dear Coinfoundry-team,

I am quite new to mining, so please be patient with my question here. It's about my profitability. I picked this place here because people seem to be helpful.

Well, I mined Etherium at about 190 MH/s. According to https://etherscan.io/ether-mining-calculator I should be able to make around ETH 0.00057172 ($0.48) per hour, just talking about revenues. So considering I have been mining for around 107 hours, and the last payment was made six hours ago, we are looking at around 100 hours of mining. So I should receive about ETH 0,05717196 ($48,06), right? If I deduct the pool fee, it should be still 0,055456798 ($46,62), right?

However, what I got transferred was ETH 0.0396 ($33.24). Not sure if that's connected but I have read the FAQ saying this being a small pool. I think I would require a bit more explanation to understand why my payout is less than I expected it to be. I appreciate your explanation.

Thanks in advance!

Best regards

Markus

Miners can’t connect, dashboard isn’t displaying workers. Is the pool down??

Hi everybody,

i have the problem, that the litecoin pool port 3042 is not responding. The connection works, I can ping the server ... Can you resolve the problem?

Thanks

HI

Add sumokoin pool please

TNX

It looks like you have to manually pay out some of the block reward again in the Lyra XVG pool.   Only 1039.67 XVG was paid out so far.

The last time this happened on the first block, you said this happens because not enough shares exist yet for it to automatically distribute the coins.

This brings me to the second question.  It seems like the network difficulty being displayed on Coinfoundry is wrong for the Lyra2rev2 XVG pool.  The difficulty never matches the difficulty shown in my miner and never matches the difficulty being shown on Whattomine.com.   The difficulty shown from CCminer and whattomine is always in the thousands, the network difficulty being shown on Coinfoundry is in the millions.  

https://whattomine.com/coins/217-xvg-lyra2rev2

Shows difficulty in the thousands.

So my question is, is this the right difficulty for the Lyra algo network?   And is this affecting the last N shares, since it is determined by difficulty?

The last block listed is shown on Coinfoundry to be 10.23M difficulty.

Actual difficulty being listed in block explorer: 39979.3514

https://verge-blockchain.info/block/20b6a749a406f66504dc812d6d7b4142eb835cd7c5c0ad596565300c4362d54f

I created a brand new wallet on coinomi just a couple days ago:

t1KNQeq8pAUQi3aSJfbGGg9MaGXRU7SiT73

Why does coinfoundry show this wallet submitting shares from 2 months ago...

Are wallet ids re-used? This is strange to me.

Someone please explain how this is possible.

Thank you

they not send my 30 etn on my wallet why?

i check on blockchain and try many time import but how 00 etn

Was mining for about 10 hours when I've got socket error, says disconnected by the pool, esm 3 is set, using Claymore 10.6, no clue whats going on.

Hello!
I'm a somewhat inexperienced miner, having only mined for a month via NiceHash and for a few days in a ZCash pool. I'd like to try my hand at ETH mining and I discovered your pools through the very positive recommendations found on CryptoCompare (it's also the only pool I know of that allows payouts of 0.01 ETH, which is a godsend since I mine with a single 1060 6GB).
I read the FAQ and I think I've got the hang of the PPLNS system more or less (yours is the only explanation that I managed to understand, actually, thank you!), but I'd like to ask a question: since I'd like to start mining ETH here but then switch, on March 1st, for a few days to your BTCP pool when the fork occurs (hopefully the official Electrum wallet will be made available by then), will the shares I submitted to the ETH pool in the previous days be counted towards the reward for the block, when it is discovered? The question arises from the fact that your ETH pool finds a block more or less every 2 weeks, so I fear that my shares might be related to calculations that do not lead to the completion of a block, which could instead occur later on.
I apologize if the question is silly! Thank you for your time!
Best regards,

jo91