What's the issue? Those stats don't tell an issue.

I'm not really sure about the efficiency of getting  3-4 more Mhash from a single 1070 by increasing the core clock at the cost of more voltage... that's like 10% increase in hash, but at the same time 10% increase in voltage for me... It might be worth it, anyone did the calculations?

That shows the blockchain's blocks, not this pool's. You can't be paid for a found block that was found by someone else and not by this pool.

Why is it not true? That is the last time this pool found a block, and that's what matters for payouts. Did you come from Nicehash or some huge pool?

To continue on the explanation, your balance only gets credited when a block is found by the pool. The reward for the block is then distributed among the miners of the pool based on the PPLNS calculation.

So when this pool found no block in those 5hrs you've been around, there was no reward to be shared with anyone.

guess when the last block was found?

Yep, those were my observations. That 70% takes into account only time of course. We are still ignoring vardiff and the last N shares value that could have included shares even from a previous block.

Looking at the time of your post, looks like you posted 5 hours after the last block was found. Meaning, your 12 hours of mining contributed only to a single block, of which you participated timewise for about 7 hours out of 10 hours it took the pool to find the block. You need to take this variance into account, you were not around for approx 3 hours of the incoming shares, plus the fact that this is PPLNS, shares from previous block of other miners that have been around mining actively without interruption longer than you could have very likely been included in the share stack. So to sum things up, you can't just multiply your balance simply by 2x and make a conclusion that this is what would be your 24hr average payout over a long period of time. You're missing the variance and PPLNS factors in your calculations.

You probably sent it you my throwaway email. Sent you a mail from a mail account I actually use.

I wouldn't complicate this too much using some inbuilt chat. If you want I can set up slack for this and would be willing to be a mod in my free time as well.

This doesn't say anything. What's the issue?