MWGrinPool - a Grin Mining Pool - will provide a fair platform where the Grin mining community can combine mining resources to secure the Grin blockchain and fairly share the coinbase rewards based on each miners contribution.
@notguilty I followed your guide, Thank you very easy to follow. I am however having a problem. I get to step 4 where I need to run and verify its running and when I run ./target/release/grin-miner, it tells me no such file or directory. Im new at this so any help appreciated. Everything else has ran fine and this is the one thing where I am now hung up. Did I miss a step or something?
I see some strange thing… My C29 hashrate should be 8.5, and at grinmint.com it was about that value on the average (even more than 8.5 at the pool side), but at MWGrinPool the same rig shows only about 2.5 gps.
For C31 hashrate the situation is just the opposite. MWGrinPool shows approximately what I expect to see, unlike grinmint.com…
For this pool you will need to make new accounts for each worker if you want to view stats of individual rigs at pool level. It does not yet support multiple workers per account (it will record the shares submitted, but will sometimes attribute shares to other rigs submitting to the same account). There is no share-loss from submitting work from multiple rigs to same account but if you want to track hashrate of individual rigs you will need to make separate accounts for each rig/worker. For mining software just set the username to your mwgrinpool account name.
I’m afraid this is the situation on all existing pools. Some of them just shows more or less acceptable graphrate. I prefer MWGrinPool for this reason.
If you’re mining C31 with a 1080Ti or 2080Ti, then the lower reported GPS is due to the pool assuming fidelity 1, whereas grin-miner currently only has fidelity ~ 0.7 A fix is in the works…
Also, of the 2x31 = 62 bits representing the two endpoints of an edge, you don’t need to store the 12 bits that determine one of the 64x64 buckets that it ends up in.