Nice to see the hashrate rising a bit on the multipool... now hopefully the dividends follow suit. I say hopefully because last week they certainly didn't... on the 14th, I had 70MH on X11 for 24 hours, and on the 15th, I had 290MH on X11 for 24 hours, and yet from the 14th to the 17th, dividends remained a constant 0.025 BTC. I'm very curious about the math behind that one, because I just can't quite seem to figure out how 4x the hashrate from one day to the next equals exactly the same amount of profit/dividend. Someone please enlighten me...
I will list the Scrypt Hashrate those days for you. Please note X11 Hashrate and SHA256 Hashrate have been converted to their equivalent Scrypt Hashrate for appropriate judging.
July 14, hashrate 85 MH, dividend 0.045 BTC;
July 15, hashrate 49 MH, dividend 0.025 BTC;
July 16, hashrate 45 MH, dividend 0.025 BTC;
July 17, hashrate 45 MH, dividend 0.025 BTC.
Your X11 Hashrate may vary a lot, but the total Scrypt Hashrate keeps stable. That's why dividends remained a constant 0.025 BTC.
This makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. Why would you need to convert anything? Scrypt profit + X11 profit + SHA256 profit = total profit, no conversions necessary. 80% of that gets distributed and you keep 20%. Very simple. What were the unconverted raw average hashrates for those days? And please explain to me in more detail how 70MH X11 = 290MH X11 = ??MH Scrypt.
What we need is actual, meaningful stats on the pool page. Things like current hashrates, average hashrates since last payment, profit made per algorithm since last payment, total profit made since last payment, total dividend paid, total profit kept by the pool, DOLP distributed, and total DOLP remaining. And all these stats should be recorded on a daily basis and put into table form so we can look back at them and see exactly what is what and be able to make better informed decisions whether this coin is worth supporting or not.
