Does it really matter? The difficulty adjusts pretty well to keep the blocks on target
Well his quote for DIGI mining with 100Mh/s @ .02722 BTC day is very unrealistic.
1. Most DIGIs are selling in the 1500's -- definitely not 1602 (except for a random 15 or 50 here and there)
2. The difficulty corrects itself after every 4 to 8 blocks -- perhaps it is KGW. So the difficulty went from 10 to 41 (and everything in between) just in the last 30 minutes.
I ran a solid 24 hour test with an average of 400Mh/s -- everything confirmed and I made a total of .0444 BTC selling every coin automatically at the highest price available.
According to his figures -- it should have been .10888. I did not make 1/2 that - so the figures he quotes are nonsense.
Hi hdmediaservices again ,
This is difficult for me to say why your figures don't match estimation when James' figures match them. Maybe configuration of miners? I propose you can send a PM to James to discuss about any technical aspects of miners configuration?
By publishing the daily efficiency we use to calculate the last official price, because we don't have possibility to estimate +/- 20% ASK/BID differencies.
You can try set several ASK offers to wait for their executions instead of selling everything as a market taker - the efficiency as a market maker should be several %points higher what I suppose.