Quote from: GurungBoi on November 13, 2013, 04:47:46 PM
Byte is that exchange something that PTS is legit at?

Yes

maybe we can cook up a  api based calculator that uses market data and col or h/s plus electricity cost to calculate profitability.

Byte is that exchange something that PTS is legit at?

Quote from: mitao on November 13, 2013, 02:27:06 PM
It is hard to evaluate the miners/pools because everything is optimizing and no major exchange list PTS yet. But soon you will find out.


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http://www.btc38.com/trade.html?btc38_trade_coin_name=pts

It is hard to evaluate the miners/pools because everything is optimizing and no major exchange list PTS yet. But soon you will find out.


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Hello,

at first: thanks again for the help. You guys are awesome  ;D .

So. Here is my little problem.

I have access to a lot of very different computers (at home, private servers, business servers, university servers, cloud stuff like amazon ec2 and so on...). 95% are linux based.

The servers with free resources that are online anyway are already mining on ypool.

But what about all the other resources i could use? I have some values like collisions/min of the miners, Share value/h on ypool and $/h i have to pay for cloud resources or electricity costs but i do not know how to "connect" these values.

Can somebody help me to find out what miners are profitable and what is just a waste of time/money?

Thanks.

JohnD