Problematic levels of Miner Pooling

[dsheehanmining]

Was wondering what signs people look out for to indicate whether independent mining or pooled mining can become less feasible? and also,
How can users detect problematic levels of miner pooling?

[mocacinno]

Was wondering what signs people look out for to indicate whether independent mining or pooled mining can become less feasible? and also,
How can users detect problematic levels of miner pooling?

I don't really get your question here...
If you're asking if you should solo mine or pool mine, the answer is pool mining in 99% of the cases.

I'd personally only suggest solo mining in 2 scenario's:

1. you're lotto mining... You know you have 0.000001% chance of hitting a block with your hardware, you'll never make enough satoshi's to withdraw, so you see your miner as a lottery ticket
2. You're REALLY big, and you have a decent chance of hitting 1-2 blocks/day. By solo mining in this scenario, you win the 0.5-1.5% pool fee, and you can optimize your income by picking the correct tx's to put in your block

In all other cases, i'd recommand pool mining... No setup worries, steady income for 0.5-1.5% fee

[mocacinno]

Pool mining is the best but you have to be certain if it worth dispensing your energy on. There is no sure way to ascertain that a particular pool miner has a problematic levels. A quote from my programming experience "DO NOT RE-ENGINEER THE WHEEL". Just learn from others.
I recommended :
bitminer, startminer and btc prominer.
This three have same mode of operandi And they deliver.
Just insert your btc wallet address and click on start mining.
To withdraw you need your IPV (Instant Payment Value) to be 0.005 and above.
To do that, upgrade your miners or whenever your refferals upgrade, automatically your IPV increases.
You can also upgrade to 1.4 versions and unlock instant payment making you to withdraw without further upgrade or referral upgrade:
This are my links tested and assured:
https://btcprominer.life/39322
https://bitminer.io/936710
https://www.startminer.com/265344
Thanks for using my links

Those are all links to, what looks like, ponzi's dressed up as cloud mining companies... If i'm not mistaking, the OP was asking a legit question about solo or pool mining, this has nothing to do with investing in ponzi's.