It takes a little while for them to update your account. If you go to fun-casino.com and log into your account, check the history page to see if it shows a pending deposit.

   I translated a few hours ago with OL on the site. on the balance of 0. what to do ? http://cryptofresh.com/b/10342726 

Can i get som help on mining SHA256 here 

I put my little machine back on. not much but at least it can do something here since it hasn't been anywhere else.

Seems if Cryptsy does go under,  @ccedk would do well to try and absorb as many as possible and add them into the exchange. Short notice and all, but no time like the present to try and up the ante with volume on the exchange.

We've changed the way users stats is displayed. It will show you all of the shares you own since the last payout, and tell you how much of the shares you own %-wise.

Payouts have been adjusted to now occur at 0.04 BTC.

An estimate can be calculated like this:
BTS = 0.04 BTC / RATE_BTC_BTS * %-Holding

i.e. if you hold 10% of all shares since the last payout, and suppose the current market value of BTS is 0.00000920,
BTS = 0.04 /  0.00000920 * 0.10 = 434.7826

http://216.146.143.200/Dashboard/User?address=www.minebitshares-com

It appears that the .04btc payout limit is per algo?  Was thinking it would be total for pool…  Though i am unsure what is the most fair.

Quote from: hybridd on December 08, 2015, 05:58:24 pm

Quote from: 38PTSWarrior on December 07, 2015, 11:17:25 pm

Is the withdraw function not active yet? When I click on it it says I should be signed into my bitsharestalk account which I am.

Sign in using your security code. You need to enter this parameter to perform authenticated-required transactions.

What security code are you referring to, I also had this problem the other night.

I've been trying to figure this out too. When I try to generate a security code it tells me,
"Your withdraw code private message has been placed in queue".  I'm presuming this is the security code that is needed to be able to withdraw? If so, how do I see it?

BTS:   jwf

Need to fix the chimney on my studio... 

yes that's the stats page. my issue is that there is such limited data. The stats page only shows a momentary glimpse of the current hash rate and a guestimate of the payout per user. If the pool has mined 2+ different coins then there is work history for each so why not show all the data rather than just the currently mined coin? I just see no way to judge the profitability of mining with the currently supplied data. 

I'll point my meager miners back if I can see better data.

Alright, I've implemented a credit system. Let me explain how it works since it will apply to some of you on the next payout cycle.

Joe is mining, but doesn't have the most hashing power in the world. For sake of simplicity, let's assume Joe wants to be paid in BTS (and not another asset). Our pool requires you to have mined a minimum of 45 BTS, since we assume transferring could cost upto 45 BTS, thus if you mine 50 BTS in a cycle, you're paid 5 BTS (50-45=5).

Joe mines a humble amount of 20 BTS per cycle.

cycle 1:
Joe mines 20 BTS.
Since Joe doesn't get paid on cycle 1, he's awarded a credit of 20 BTS.

cycle 2:
Joe mines 20 BTS
Joe has a credit of 20 BTS, so he's owed 40 BTS.
Since 40 BTS is still not a sufficient amount, Joe's credit is updated to 40 BTS.

cycle 3:
Joe mines 20 BTS.
Joe has a credit of 40 BTS, so he's owed 60 BTS.
Since 60 BTS is a sufficient amount Joe gets paid 15 BTS (60-45=15).

Fee's hurt miners with weak hashing power the most, and for this I have a possible solution to mitigate the fee-cost that I will discuss with my associates, as well as BCL.

Thank you. Without logging of the prior rounds mining, there would be zero point for anyone with lower hashing power to mine.

Also is there a plan to have stats like the old site with the payout profitability and details on the site?

Things are working good on my side for x11 and sha256.