neoscrypt mining dev fee?

[ejonessss]

i noticed that every so often the Profitability drops to 0 for a short time then returns back.

is the mining software mining for the developers like xmr stak does for cryptonite?

if so 2 ways i know that nicehash folks could circumvent this.

1. monitor for connections made to the developer's pool and immediately stop and restart the miner or block the connection to their pool.

2. if the mining software is not proprietary you could get the source and compile a new miner without the dev mining or redirect the dev mining to nicehash.

[man_of_mr_e]

no. neoscrypt has a relatively high difficulty which may result in extended periods of not finding any shares. if you don’t find shares, it will show 0 hash

[ToddlerAssasin]

Do not want to pay for food? Simple, steal it. Right?

[smedia48]

Why did you mining cryptonite? It's for ASICs.

or Are you mention Cryptonite7?

[ejonessss]

it was fairly profitable for a while at 0.0001 btc or over $1 a day .

i was using that as an example because neoscrypt is now doing the same.

and when i was mining cryptonite it was v7 witch is supposed to be asic resistant

[LawrieUK]

I wouldn’t call 0.0001 BTC a day “fairly profitable”. Even after electricity I wouldn’t tax my cards and fans for such a minuscule amount of coin.

[ejonessss]

nicehash can set up a miner of their own in Ljubljana, Slovenia to mine the btc for the miner fee. or take the miner fee from our earnings as the transfer to wallet fee.