xmr stak github it says "Native support for different cryptonight forks"

try to use it without the "monero7", do it instead with the "electroneum"

ETN has yet to change their blockchain to be asic resistant (therefore the pool hasnt updated to be asic resistant)

use "monero7" only for the new monero fork

i'm high, i cant do math

30*24=720

1/720 * network = 232Gh/s

Going by math (without luck):

~2min/block ---- 30*24 = 1800 blocks/day

(1/1800) * (167352174753343 network) = around 93GH/s

You guys lack a good chunk of hash to mathematically get a block

Part of it is that the network hashrate has been dramatically increasing

The other part is that you guys apparently have terrible luck 

There isnt really a true way to multimine.

The only way is to have 2 instances of the same miner or 2 different miners and tell them to half the resources

The payments tab only shows payments that were over the payout threshold, i think the "miner earnings" thing also goes by that logic. I think this is the reason why the reward and earnings dont match up with fee.

There could have been more people that mined but soon left, so they would have less than 10 DGB

The only way to really know is by looking at the logs, which only Oliver can do that

With your last question, it depends if the last person who mined had shares for a certain round (they would be counted towards the reward)(**FAQ reading, hard to describe). If not, then you get the whole block

General Stance:

There are some people who have pumped out over 10KH/s and have gotten crap all for ROI. But there are also some people who just casually mine whenever and with whatever card they have(like me, I dont mine 24/7 because i only have one card, it would destroy it)

The ones who send all of their resources to ETN, would probably do the switch(they would get more in return). But the people who just casually mine, would probably stay.

My Stance:

I would like to stay because I dont want to start mining XMR and get very little from return(there are a lot of miners at the XMR pool anyway compared to ETN, so the reward for me would be lower), while ETN could be skyrocketing. I would like to stay because I would like to see how Richard and his group handles the asic issue (there could be some people who have the same opinion). Idk, but i've come attached to the etn community and i would like to see how it grows in the future

since digi has multiple algorithms, this math might not be correct because it would be hard to find the network hashrate for only the sha-256 algorithm

Digi's webstie says "1.5 Minutes per algo"

Every pool is working, its just that some have low hashrates

Low hashrate because there is only one miner for that pool.

To find a block:  (without luck, just pure math)

~15secs per block, 4 blocks in one minute, 240 in one hour, 5760 in one day

1/5760 = 1.736*10^-4

(1.736*10^-4) * (~30 PH/s network) = ~5 TH/s

It would require at least ~5 Th/s to get a block for that pool, right now there is only 1 th/s for that pool

Regular Xmrig CPU has also been updated to support the fork

I also found this on xmrig's account:

"Monero will change PoW on March 28, that means Monero cryptonight will not compatible with other cryptonight based coins. Also small hashrate drop expected...New miner also can be continue use with other cryptonight coins without changes, I checked ETN, SUMO and ITNS."

The payout system for CoinFoundry is PPLNS. Meaning you get payed based on the amount of shares generated per block that we find (Please read the FAQ)

The last block for etn was 2 days ago and the timeframe between that block and the next one was 6 days. Depending on how long you used your miner for, having 2 etn seems correct. 

I mine between 6-12 hours everday and still only get 10-20 etn (my hashrate is 600-700 h/s). So if you are worrying about that then don't