You submit shares based on the work given.
If you happen to find a block, oddly enough, that doesn't mean you submitted a share worth 25BTC ...
It's worth the difficulty you are mining at.
Mining is random with quite a bit of variance.
Seems it is rampant that miners don't understand what that means.
... variance over 1 second ...
I see you've been a linux user since Red Hat 4 in 97. This is the kind of reply that made me temporarily jump off the linux boat in 97. Instead of complaining of how stupid I am it would be nice if you could explain if these rare instances leads to skewed rewards. You can see on the list the 190PH is the odd one out.
(X)Did those who didn't get to submit shares within that 1s miss out?
Glad you jumped off something beyond you ...
It says the block lasted 1 second.
Again if that is difficult to understand, you are in the wrong business.
Isn't that obvious that the variance of 1 second of mining could easily be multiple times more or fractions less than the expected shares submitted?
Look at ANY miners shares submitted for 1 second only and use that as the average hash rate and you'll almost always be wrong.
(Y)Here's an unrelated point
Most pools set the submission rate to be once per a few seconds.
So also probably 2/3 of the devices mining on the pool didn't even submit a share for that block at all.
Bitcoin is all about random probability and statistics - quite literally.
You really should know a little about something before you spend money on it
My Lord, you're a ....
You still haven't answered my question (
X), although proven my point several times over. To spell it out for you, again: I haven't checked how this pool calculates rewards in these instances. Does
Y mean that those who haven't submitted their shares yet won't be rewarded for that block?
Nevermind, "lesser souls" have more or less answered already.
Edit: I finally have access to antpool again, I guess I can check myself.
Your question (X).
Well, that question means you are mining at a pool and have no idea of how their payout scheme works.
Sorry I didn't expect anyone to be that stupid.
That is an attribute of antpool, and something you should know before committing hash rate to them.
If you wonder if you would get paid because a block was found quickly, then you clearly have no idea what you are doing.
The pool payout method that pays only the people who find the shares in the last block is Prop - that no pool run by anyone but a moron would use - and no miner except a moron would mine on.
Antpool uses PPS or PPLNS or both.
No idea which they use, but it doesn't matter since neither payout scheme is adversely affected by a 1 second block as is obvious if you find out about PPS or PPLNS.
Go read the web site, I'm sure they explain there somewhere how they pay you - or maybe you even had to choose when you started? ... though you should have read that (or asked here) before you started mining.
