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Anyone on scryptguild?

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ScryptGuild's coin switching is unique, in that ScryptGuild is on every coin at all times. On the miner end, switching coins is no different from a new block on the network, with the exception of the old work *might* still be valid. It means that we can switch coins without invalidating old work. If your miner submits a share for a previous job after we switched coins, it can still be valid and still solve a block, as long as a new block hasn't been found on that coin yet (in which case it IS stale).
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https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=457016.0;all


My understanding is that this pool is run by the admin(s) of BTCGuild, and use custom software they've dev'd over the three years they've run BTCGuild. I've been mining with one rig with them for just under 24 hours. In that time I was able to nab just around 0.01btc/mhs. The front end is nicely done, with lots of numbers. Auto convert to BTC is supported, LTC is planned. You can turn off autoconvert and stick to individual coin pay outs. Estimated hash rate on the front end is very accurate and rejects over the last 24hr is 0.5%.

So far I'm digging it. Couple more days with my one rig and I might swap from clever to scryptguild.

Anyone else using?
 
All my rigs pointed there at the moment. Figure I will give it a week to decide if I stay or head back to Waffle. So far very happy.
 
My cards are much happier at SG for some reason.
I assume it's the reduced difficulty.
All cards pointed there for 24 hours now, but the payout has been a bit dissapointing.
 
It's a PPLNS, probably why payout sucks at first. Keeps a running record over shifts or roughly 5 hours.

Edit: Also, payouts everywhere have sucked the last day, I wouldn't put much thought into it. Clever is down to < 0.007 btc/mhs atm.
 
I have all my rigs pointed there 5Mhash and slowly rising when I get one of my 7970s back from RMA, along with waiting for more stock of a particular brand of R9 270 to come back in stock.

I tried waffle and middlecoin, and so far I'm liking Scryptguild, smooth, fast, and pretty easy. Payouts seem on par with my expectations.

I have mine setup to hold any DOGE and LTC to handle trading personally, everything else dumps instantly and converts to BTC.

Very happy so far after 24 hours, will keep it going. Pool hashrate is a bit low at the moment, I'd like to see them sitting at 7 to 10Ghash (currently 3.5)
 
I like being able to customize which coins you want to hold/auto trade individually.
 
My whopping 1MH is pointing there, pretty happy so far. I'm also holding back DOGE and LTC
 
Still riding Waffle with ~4Mh but was eye-balling Clever. Either more multi-pools are popping up or they are just now getting exposure.
 
Think I'm going to try scryptguild as well when I get home. I seem to get quite a few (5-10%) rejected at waffle, although I know that's not all the fault of the pool.
 
The pool op, Eleuthria, is the sharpest and most responsive operator I have ever dealt with.

Be advised, it is still a pretty small pool, so variance is an issue if that is a problem for you.

Also, +2 on holding back DOGE and LTC for manual trading.
 
Sounds like I may have to give them a try as well.

The fact that you can hold individual coins is a bonus... the fact that they include LTC in their list is also a bonus. (That's the one thing that makes me sad about Hashcows... they don't mine LTC, so there's no opportunity to hold it.)
 
jojo69 said:
The pool op, Eleuthria, is the sharpest and most responsive operator I have ever dealt with.

Be advised, it is still a pretty small pool, so variance is an issue if that is a problem for you.

Also, +2 on holding back DOGE and LTC for manual trading.
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Oh awesome, I didn't realize he ran it. Used to use BTC Guild back in the day, top notch pool! Definitely going to switch my 5 MH/s to here.
 
Skim through the bitcointalk thread. Some good info about the pool in it.
 
How's the profitibility on Scryptguild? What's the rate per 1mh/s?

Might switch from waffle.
 
My payouts have not been that great, still.
But Waffle payouts were dropping as well when I switched.
SG has my cards running smoother however, I believe :)
 
Can't hurt to give it a try. The site is much more organized than any of the other ones.

Just to confirm, we use the workername for username and anything for a password for SG?
 
XViper said:
Can't hurt to give it a try. The site is much more organized than any of the other ones.

Just to confirm, we use the workername for username and anything for a password for SG?
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I'm just a smidge under 0.01btc/mhs I believe. Only been just over 24 hours. I'll post some better numbers after a week or so.

User is the workername you set, password is ignored.

I'm really diggin it so far. I like the detailed worker stats.
 
Core32 said:
My payouts have not been that great, still.
But Waffle payouts were dropping as well when I switched.
SG has my cards running smoother however, I believe :)
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I think everyone is doing pretty bad the last few days. Brother and I were on clever and it was doing terrible.
 
All of the profit switchers will have their up days and down days.

So far I'm liking Scryptguild because it has better stats than Hashcows (which similarly allows you to pick and choose which coins get exchanged and which you keep), exchanges coins a lot quicker than all of the other profit switchers, allows you to keep LTC (which none of the other profit switchers allow and which Hashcows apparently does not do), and apparently will be offering conversion into LTC at some point as well.

So, it's working out quite well for me so far... I can't speak to the profits yet... and honestly, when you tell it not to cash in coins like DOGE, it will affect your profits overall, so I wouldn't be able to tell for certain if the profits I was getting from them were good, great, or just mediocre. Now I just wish I had more hash power to throw at it.
 
my personal rejects on clevermining are steadily in the 10% range and the horrible payouts make for no reason to bother being on there. I pointed a rig at this one yesterday but I have also kept a rig on ltcrabbit.com which pays out in LTC so its been pretty nice other than the high fee of course.

I really dont know what I should be pointed at these days.
 
I've been around the ring so to speak with the multipools in the last couple days and all the payouts have been .01 btc/mhs or less. Not good times.

Not sure what the hodl is going on. Maybe all of the coins being converted to KGW is to blame.
 
For some reason, I have a large amount of rejects/stale from ScryptGuild. It might be my connection though. Not sure. I left this morning for work and it doesn't appear that any of my miners are working per the website.
 
I switched my 5MH/s over to SG yesterday afternoon... we shall see! So far, I do like the interface on their site.
 
_r2h said:
All of them of course! :D



Whatever you set your payout limit to be.
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it does feel like I need to constantly leave stuff pointed at various pools just to balance out long term they seem to jump around
 
_r2h said:
Whatever you set your payout limit to be.
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So, the default on all coins is 0.00. Is that some kind of default saying it won't do any deposits at all unless the value is changed from something other than 0.00?
 
UncleDavid218 said:
So, the default on all coins is 0.00. Is that some kind of default saying it won't do any deposits at all unless the value is changed from something other than 0.00?
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Under the "Wallets" tab, you set you automatic payout threshold. 0.00 is don't pay out anything. Anything greater than 0.00 will pay out when that number is met.
 
UncleDavid218 said:
So, the default on all coins is 0.00. Is that some kind of default saying it won't do any deposits at all unless the value is changed from something other than 0.00?
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Add the wallet address of the coin you want deposted & set the payout threshold to 0.01.

Also, if you want only some of the coins converted to BTC (e.g. Moon, world coin, etc) & rest (e.g litecoin) to be deposited to your local wallet then change the coin reserve setting of that coin to some ridiculously high amount.

You should be getting a paid out every hour.

Edit: Someone already answered. I'll still leave it here.
 
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