ya3 .. but if look at wooker they online .. ??my worker also offline lol..i think developer doing something...i just mailed them
ya3 .. but if look at wooker they online .. ??my worker also offline lol..i think developer doing something...i just mailed them
already fix ..ya3 .. but if look at wooker they online .. ??my worker also offline lol..i think developer doing something...i just mailed them
also hashrate to 0 TH/s lol...something bad..dont worry shaun will fix this..dont worry...
You cannot pay a bitcoin cash transaction fee for a BTC legacy transaction if that's what you are asking.Hi guys,
A few posts ago someone answerd me about Bitcoin Cash withdraws but I still have a few questions sorry about this and thank you for your patience.
If I use the Bitcoin Cash tab and haven't mined any Bitcoin Cash but only Bitcoin, I can't convert and withdraw? I And if I did do I pay just 0.001 Bitcoin Cash withdrawal fee? That looks a lot more attractive than the Bitcoin fee which is now about $6?
Thank you!
Alright thank for your patience!You cannot pay a bitcoin cash transaction fee for a BTC legacy transaction if that's what you are asking.Hi guys,
A few posts ago someone answerd me about Bitcoin Cash withdraws but I still have a few questions sorry about this and thank you for your patience.
If I use the Bitcoin Cash tab and haven't mined any Bitcoin Cash but only Bitcoin, I can't convert and withdraw? I And if I did do I pay just 0.001 Bitcoin Cash withdrawal fee? That looks a lot more attractive than the Bitcoin fee which is now about $6?
Thank you!
We are not an exchange either so we cannot exchange your BTC for BCC. You could try a company like ShapeShift to do the exchange but you will still have to pay at least 1 high BTC fee
So you are talking about a paid transaction accelerator?How about bitcoin.com starting a transaction acceleration service and sharing it's revenue between miners?
We can atleast accept few transactions a day?So you are talking about a paid transaction accelerator?How about bitcoin.com starting a transaction acceleration service and sharing it's revenue between miners?
Don't think it would work too well on our pool yet, if i was paying for a transaction to be accelerated then i would only do so if i knew the people i was paying had a large amount of hashrate and a good chance of finding the next block.
We could add a couple of transactions a day and maybe we can look at adding this in the future for some of our larger customers but on average the Bitcoin.com pool only finds about 2-4 blocks a day.We can atleast accept few transactions a day?So you are talking about a paid transaction accelerator?How about bitcoin.com starting a transaction acceleration service and sharing it's revenue between miners?
Don't think it would work too well on our pool yet, if i was paying for a transaction to be accelerated then i would only do so if i knew the people i was paying had a large amount of hashrate and a good chance of finding the next block.
No need for an invite anymore, the pool is open to the publicmay I receive an invite please?
Use our revenue calculator. BCC was more profitable on our pool.As of right now, the Pool.Bitcoin.com website says it is applying 39.36 Ph/s to the BTC chain and 149.58 Ph/s to the BCC chain. Yet all the sites say that BTC is currently more profitable, and there is no EDA risk coming up.
Can any admins tell me why this is?
Sorry, you will not get Bitcoin Gold from our pool.With the BTC fork, if I have any mined coins in my bitcoin mining wallet will I also get the new btc gold ?
If so how long will it take before I have access ?
Yeah, the only people making money are those day trading on the isolated IOU markets. And just as much money is being lost I suppose. It will highlight how much support a hard fork needs to create a viable chain, so there's that at least.Oh well, its probably going to crash and burn anyway.
Delayed switching is a known issue that cropped up a few days ago. I'm working on fixing it now.@zowki ive noticed on the profit auto switching pool, it takes a few hours for me to switch over to the most profitable. Is this a pool issue?
This is answered in our FAQ:Hi guys.
I've noticed that the hashrate has shrunk massively on my returns. It about 40 percent less than two months ago. Bitcoin is going up but the pool returns are slashed drastically. I understand risk, however at this rate the pool will be unprofitable in no time, perhaps a matter of mere months. Is this normal?
Is it a factor of the same size pie being shared with ever more investors, or is there some other main reasons. It seems a bit unfair if you continue selling hashrate to potential investors on a 'lifetime' basis when the returns shrink so dramatically. Would love some clarity in your response. Thanxs and regards.
Hi guys.
I've noticed that the hashrate has shrunk massively on my returns. It about 40 percent less than two months ago. Bitcoin is going up but the pool returns are slashed drastically. I understand risk, however at this rate the pool will be unprofitable in no time, perhaps a matter of mere months. Is this normal?
Is it a factor of the same size pie being shared with ever more investors, or is there some other main reasons. It seems a bit unfair if you continue selling hashrate to potential investors on a 'lifetime' basis when the returns shrink so dramatically. Would love some clarity in your response. Thanxs and regards.
Revenue is up in terms of dollars. Contracts are more profitable than before in terms of dollars.Hi guys.
I've noticed that the hashrate has shrunk massively on my returns. It about 40 percent less than two months ago. Bitcoin is going up but the pool returns are slashed drastically. I understand risk, however at this rate the pool will be unprofitable in no time, perhaps a matter of mere months. Is this normal?
Is it a factor of the same size pie being shared with ever more investors, or is there some other main reasons. It seems a bit unfair if you continue selling hashrate to potential investors on a 'lifetime' basis when the returns shrink so dramatically. Would love some clarity in your response. Thanxs and regards.
The same I thought synonymous. I have a Lifetime contract since September. The payouts are now 43% less than 50 days ago. At this speed the Lifetime Plan became unprofitable after 5 months.
Sept. 1. - my daily payout 17,95 dollar (BitcoinPrice= 4746 Dollar)Revenue is up in terms of dollars. Contracts are more profitable than before in terms of dollars.Hi guys.
I've noticed that the hashrate has shrunk massively on my returns. It about 40 percent less than two months ago. Bitcoin is going up but the pool returns are slashed drastically. I understand risk, however at this rate the pool will be unprofitable in no time, perhaps a matter of mere months. Is this normal?
Is it a factor of the same size pie being shared with ever more investors, or is there some other main reasons. It seems a bit unfair if you continue selling hashrate to potential investors on a 'lifetime' basis when the returns shrink so dramatically. Would love some clarity in your response. Thanxs and regards.
The same I thought synonymous. I have a Lifetime contract since September. The payouts are now 43% less than 50 days ago. At this speed the Lifetime Plan became unprofitable after 5 months.
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