Tuesday 17 September 2019

tried a few mining pools, how come they all pay the same amount of bitcoin?

hello, I tested 3 different mining pools with S9 SE Asic just to see how much each pool pays per one tera hash.
to my surprise, they all paid approximately the same amount here is how it went:
viabtc: 0.00002261 bitcoin per 1 tera hash
slushpool: 0.00002300 bitcoin per 1 tera hash
1THash&58COIN: 0.00002200 bitcoin per 1 tera hash

my question is this, do these pools only pay for our services for solving hashes? meaning do they only pay per tera hashes?

I thought if I join small pools then I am risking finding blocks with the pool so normally a big pool like viabtc that approximately has 4Ehash and pays 0.00002261 bitcoin per 1 tera hash then a smaller pool like 1THash&58COIN with 1Ehash has to pay approximately 4 times more for finding 1 block.
or if we consider that a small pool's payment is PPS then the formula could be something like this:
(my hash power/pool's hash power)*(block reward - pool's fee)=(16T/1E)*(12.5-0.02%)=0.000196 bitcoin
what is going on exactly??? these statistics do not make any sense, how is it possible that a small pool and a big pool pay the same amount?



Submitted September 17, 2019 at 03:11PM by jintakada0 http://bit.ly/32JDYX5

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