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    April 17, 2015, 08:45:04 AM
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    Sorry I posted the last question as you posted this response... So 20,000 DGB is all I'm going see huh.... Yeah, not happy mate....

    Feel free to PM us your address and we can check the database logs, some blocks will be pending as well.
    I´m curious about your payout,Care to share?  Cheesy

    Return was very low for the cost to run it (understatement)... Seems to be a quirk with running the miners used for my contract on the Digihash pool as I get expected returns on any other alt or pool. I can't run these contracts any slower than 6GH/s scrypt algo and I think that's got something to do with the problem where Digihash is concerned. Anyhow, final figures were as follows...

    Hashes Run: 100,000 GH
    DGB Earned: Approx 24650
    DGB USD Value: Approx $2.40
    Cost to run USD: Approx $105.00
    ROI USD: -$102.40

    I'd love to support Digihash with my scrypt contracts but that's a bit too rich for me! I now run my contracts on other Alt's where I get the expected returns and then convert it to DGB. I get some losses for fees etc but it's nowhere near what I lost above, a couple dollars at most. The wierdest thing is i ran a 30,000 GH test the day before the above one, and it all went fine (76,000 DGB earned). Next day I committed to 100,000 GH and everything went to pot... This was also the day that payouts froze so I can't help but think something went wrong on Digihash's end, but I could be wrong, so it's not worth creating a fuss over it.

    I've also got about 400MH/s of dedicated hardware in our datacentre but I don't want to push that onto Digihash until I can be sure of returns, as my connections are power metered so I stand to lose alot if anything goes wrong and I can't make it out to the datacentre for a few days (travel alot for business).

    Still want to support the developers of Digibyte however, so I'm running a much smaller remotely accessible 90MH/s rig on Digihash which seems to be going okay Smiley


    Ouch that is a big loss indeed and we can understand that you do not want to put more hashes into DGB because that would just be insane!
    I dont have any explanation for this but maybe some others can help you.

    But  hey,Again thank you for the support you still give to the Digibyte network!

    No problems at all mate Smiley DGB has all the makings of the next big player in cryptocurrency and I'm looking forward to the ride!
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