Comparison of service charge of ore pool
Publish: 2021-05-02 00:25:42
1.
This is the share of ore pool in the past three months:
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but in fact, it's of little use. It's just the difference between 100 yuan and 100.5 yuan. If your calculation power is really big, it may be much worse, but if it's ordinary, it's not much different. It is more important to choose one with low or free service charge
2.
This is the pool share in the past three months:
3. How to choose mine pool
ore pool cost
at present, the allocation modes of ore pool mainly include PPS, PPS +, FPPS, PPLNs and solo mode
in the corresponding allocation method, the mine pool charges part of the income of the miners at a certain rate as the mine pool fee
PPS: the income is stable. As long as the mining machine works normally, there will be income. The income is related to the submitted workload, and has nothing to do with the lucky value of the ore pool and the transaction fee
PPS + (pay per share plus) settlement method is an improvement on the traditional PPS settlement method. Based on the traditional PPS settlement method, the distribution of miners' fees is increased
FPPS: full PPS, which allocates all block income including transaction fees. Compared with the traditional PPS settlement mode (no transaction fee allocation), it can increase the income by 10% - 20%
under the PPLNs (pay per last n shares) settlement mode, every effective block found in the ore pool is allocated according to the proportion of user computing power in the pool computing power in the past n difficulty cycles. In this way, the income of miners is related to the output of ore pool. The income of miners is unstable, but the long-term average income is higher
in solo settlement mode, all the income is distributed to the miners who dig out the block, and other miners do not participate in the distribution. The mine pool charges very little handling charge, which is used for the operation and maintenance of the mine pool< How to choose a mine pool:
1< Secondly, choose your distribution mode, pursue stability or high income. It is generally recommended to choose PPS or PPLNs of large ore pool< Finally, according to the distribution mode, select the supported ore pool, and choose the one with fast connection speed and good income
4. In addition, 1-2 spare ore pools are selected for emergency use.
ore pool cost
at present, the allocation modes of ore pool mainly include PPS, PPS +, FPPS, PPLNs and solo mode
in the corresponding allocation method, the mine pool charges part of the income of the miners at a certain rate as the mine pool fee
PPS: the income is stable. As long as the mining machine works normally, there will be income. The income is related to the submitted workload, and has nothing to do with the lucky value of the ore pool and the transaction fee
PPS + (pay per share plus) settlement method is an improvement on the traditional PPS settlement method. Based on the traditional PPS settlement method, the distribution of miners' fees is increased
FPPS: full PPS, which allocates all block income including transaction fees. Compared with the traditional PPS settlement mode (no transaction fee allocation), it can increase the income by 10% - 20%
under the PPLNs (pay per last n shares) settlement mode, every effective block found in the ore pool is allocated according to the proportion of user computing power in the pool computing power in the past n difficulty cycles. In this way, the income of miners is related to the output of ore pool. The income of miners is unstable, but the long-term average income is higher
in solo settlement mode, all the income is distributed to the miners who dig out the block, and other miners do not participate in the distribution. The mine pool charges very little handling charge, which is used for the operation and maintenance of the mine pool< How to choose a mine pool:
1< Secondly, choose your distribution mode, pursue stability or high income. It is generally recommended to choose PPS or PPLNs of large ore pool< Finally, according to the distribution mode, select the supported ore pool, and choose the one with fast connection speed and good income
4. In addition, 1-2 spare ore pools are selected for emergency use.
4. This is the way to calculate the income of coin'an mining pool; FPPS = theoretical income of average daily calculation power * (1 + transaction rate) * (1-pool handling rate).
5. I haven't taken any risks!!! But I don't know much about it. In the point-to-point decentralized payment system, there must be service charges to be paid to "miners". Are the transaction service charges collected by major trading platforms? In the ideal class this Cong type payment system does not appear successfully, the so-called this coin that coin all degenerates into the swindler swindles the money commodity!!!
6. Hello, the Mining handling charge is the mining fee paid by the miner to the ore pool when he is mining in the ore pool. Transaction handling charge refers to the handling charge paid to miners when users of the whole network initiate transactions.
7. Make it a video. Teaching like this... Girlfriends don't feel that's wrong... In this way, you can simply shirk responsibility;
8. Unlike other countries, China's ancient monetary system did not have any standard system, nor did it have the distinction between the main currency and the subsidiary currency. Gold, silver, copper, grain, silk and later paper money all exercised the function of currency to varying degrees at the same time, but they had their own emphasis in different historical periods. The monetary system of each dynasty is also very different, even in different periods of a dynasty, there are various changes and differences in different regions, which can be described endlessly
the earliest currency in China is seashells. Seashells are often found in the prehistoric Yangshao culture, Longshan culture, Dawenkou Culture sites, Erlitou culture sites and tombs of the Shang and Zhou dynasties in the Xia Dynasty. There is also a record of "xuanbei after the Xia Dynasty" in Yantielun CuO coin. Seashells are proced from the warm sea in the south of the distant exchange of goods, is a beautiful and precious decoration. It can be traced back to the Xia Dynasty, when China entered the class society and the state came into being. In Shang Dynasty and Western Zhou Dynasty, it was the main currency in circulation. In the late Shang Dynasty and the Western Zhou Dynasty, there were bronze imitation shells without characters. In the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, it developed into a copper shell ant nose coin with inscriptions, forming a formal metal coin, which mainly circulated in the southern Chu region
another kind of earliest currency is copper money, coin and knife. Qian and zhe are agricultural tools, and Dao is a tool for many purposes. They are also properties that people can transfer. They have been unearthed in the sites of yin and Zhou dynasties or earlier. Probably in the late Shang Dynasty and the Western Zhou Dynasty, these copper tools formed general equivalents in different areas. In the spring and Autumn period, Qian and zhe developed into full-time currency, which is called "empty headed cloth" by later generations; Although the basic structure of the bronze spade is preserved and there are long and thin pieces, it is not suitable for carrying wooden handles and can not be used as tools, so it has become a typical pre Qin coin. By the Warring States period, it was further developed into cloth coins with small spade shaped copper pieces, which mainly circulated in the Northern Zhou, Jin, Zheng and Wei regions. Bronze Dao developed into Dao coin in the Eastern Zhou Dynasty and mainly circulated in the state of Qi, Yan and Zhao
in the middle and later period of the Warring States period, a kind of round metal coin, which was more convenient for giving and receiving, appeared in Zhou, Wei, Zhao, Qin, Qi, Yan and other places, especially in Qin state, which formally adopted the system of round coin, which prepared the conditions for the development of round coin into a unified form of coin in the whole country< During the spring and Autumn period and the Warring States period, precious metal gold also entered circulation as currency. It is measured by 20 Liang and 16 Liang. In the southern state of Chu, which is rich in gold, gold plates with inscriptions such as "Ying yuan" appeared. This is a kind of relatively primitive, but it is the earliest gold coin in China< After the establishment of the Qin Dynasty in 221 BC, all kinds of local currencies including shell coins were abolished, and gold was stipulated as the upper currency, which was mainly used within the upper ruling class. In addition, the original copper coins of Qin state, round square hole and half two round coins, were used as the lower coins, mainly for folk daily transactions. In this way, China's currency types and their units were unified for the first time. The round square hole form of half Liang coin was consistent with the ancient cosmology of round sky and place, and it was easy to be used in economic life. Therefore, this form of coin was still used in the late Qing Dynasty
the Han Dynasty inherited the Qin Dynasty system - gold is the first-class currency unit, which is calculated by Jin. In the early Han Dynasty, it was allowed to be minted privately. From 118 BC to 113 BC, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty abolished the previous coins, took the right of coinage back to the central government, and made five baht coins. Wuzhu coin, with moderate weight, was a successful coin in history. Its circulation lasted for more than 700 years until the end of Sui Dynasty
in the Wei, Jin, southern and Northern Dynasties, the "grain and silk for the city" was the necessity of people's livelihood, which had a relatively stable value. As an important measure of value and means of payment, the grain and silk in the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties had different degrees of monetary performance. Whenever the situation is turbulent and the currency fluctuates violently, it becomes the most acceptable means of payment. During the period of Wei, Jin, southern and Northern Dynasties, the country was divided for a long time, the society was in turmoil, the currency system was in disorder, and the currency system lacked a unified standard. In Cao Wei Dynasty, grain silk was used as currency, and became a common means of payment in Northern Qi Dynasty, while grain silk was used in most areas of Southern Liang Dynasty. This negative legacy of currency circulation affected the Sui and Tang Dynasties, and formed a system of money and silk, that is, silk for large transactions and copper for daily small payments. In the Tang Dynasty, silk cloth was legal tender, including brocade, silk, silk, silk, silk and other silk fabrics, as well as silk, silk and hemp cloth, but mainly silk and silk. Because the silk and cloth were easy to be damaged and often cut in circulation, they were often rejected by copper coins, so they withdrew from circulation in Song Dynasty
the Kaiyuan Tongbao of the Tang Dynasty and the establishment of the Tang Dynasty created a situation of long-term stability and unification, which created conditions for the re unification of currency. In 621, Kaiyuan Tongbao coin was made, which is another epoch-making copper coin system in ancient Chinese currency history. The name of copper coin is "Bao", which indicates that China's metal coinage system has developed into a higher level of coinage form instead of the system of "half Liang" and "five baht". From then on, the Baowen currency system was implemented and the two systems of baht were abolished. The circulation of Kaiyuan Tongbao money also had a significant impact on China's balance law. The original weight of 24 baht was one or two, while the self weight of 2 baht and 4 baht of Kaiyuan Tongbao coin was widely circulated, and the decimal system of 120 coins was graally formed, which made the calculation more convenient. The system of treasure money established in Tang Dynasty lasted for more than 1000 years after song, yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties. Generally speaking, after Song Dynasty, the emperors of each dynasty changed the year number every time, that is to say, they made a new kind of money with the year number, so this kind of money is also called the year number money
the emergence of copper, iron money and paper money in the Song Dynasty did not establish a unified copper coinage system, but inherited the fact that iron money was used in some areas ring the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, forming a circulation system in which copper and iron money coexisted. At that time, the largest circulation area of iron coin was rich Sichuan. Due to the lack of suitable means of payment in block trading and payment, the world's earliest paper currency, jiaozi in Sichuan, came into being at the end of the 10th century. Since then, the Southern Song Dynasty, Jin Dynasty, Yuan Dynasty and Ming Dynasty continued to issue banknotes with different names. In Yuan Dynasty, paper money was the only legal currency in the whole country
Silver and money were used together in Ming and Qing Dynasties. Silver as currency was first found in a batch of silver disheveled cloth unearthed in the ancient city Ximen of Fugou County, Henan Province in spring and Autumn period, but there are few examples. In the Western Han Dynasty, in 119 B.C., the "platinum three grades" were also made, but "it's impossible to abolish them at the end of one's life". By the end of the Tang Dynasty and the Five Dynasties, silver had a tendency to enter circulation, and the Folk Circulation of song, Jin and Yuan was graally widespread. In the middle of Ming Dynasty, it developed into a common official currency. Silver ingot
after the Tang and Song Dynasties, the commodity currency economy further developed, but the feudal governments of all dynasties excessively issued paper money, which led to inflation, resulting in the objective conditions of using precious metals as currency. In the early Ming Dynasty, in some places, gold and silver were used to determine the price of goods regardless of their value. In the face of reality, although the Ming feudal government did not order to abolish the Daming banknote in Ming Dynasty, it lifted the ban on using silver from 1436. Marked by the collection of "Jinhua silver" by the state's positive tax, a currency circulation system of using silver and money for large transaction and small payment was formed. After Jiajing, silver became the main currency in circulation. Silver is measured by weight in two units. There were many regulations on the price of silver in different dynasties, such as one or two silver coins, which were equivalent to 1000 Wen for Hongwu, 3000 Wen for the former generation and 700 Wen for Jiajing. In the Qing Dynasty, the currency system was still in parallel with silver and money. It was stipulated that one or two silver coins were equal to 1000 copper coins, but in fact it changed frequently. Since the song and Yuan Dynasties, precious metal silver has been cast into more than 50 double ingots, later commonly known as Yuanbao. Until the beginning of the 20th century, Baoyin was still in circulation, but it was graally replaced by Yinyuan.
the earliest currency in China is seashells. Seashells are often found in the prehistoric Yangshao culture, Longshan culture, Dawenkou Culture sites, Erlitou culture sites and tombs of the Shang and Zhou dynasties in the Xia Dynasty. There is also a record of "xuanbei after the Xia Dynasty" in Yantielun CuO coin. Seashells are proced from the warm sea in the south of the distant exchange of goods, is a beautiful and precious decoration. It can be traced back to the Xia Dynasty, when China entered the class society and the state came into being. In Shang Dynasty and Western Zhou Dynasty, it was the main currency in circulation. In the late Shang Dynasty and the Western Zhou Dynasty, there were bronze imitation shells without characters. In the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, it developed into a copper shell ant nose coin with inscriptions, forming a formal metal coin, which mainly circulated in the southern Chu region
another kind of earliest currency is copper money, coin and knife. Qian and zhe are agricultural tools, and Dao is a tool for many purposes. They are also properties that people can transfer. They have been unearthed in the sites of yin and Zhou dynasties or earlier. Probably in the late Shang Dynasty and the Western Zhou Dynasty, these copper tools formed general equivalents in different areas. In the spring and Autumn period, Qian and zhe developed into full-time currency, which is called "empty headed cloth" by later generations; Although the basic structure of the bronze spade is preserved and there are long and thin pieces, it is not suitable for carrying wooden handles and can not be used as tools, so it has become a typical pre Qin coin. By the Warring States period, it was further developed into cloth coins with small spade shaped copper pieces, which mainly circulated in the Northern Zhou, Jin, Zheng and Wei regions. Bronze Dao developed into Dao coin in the Eastern Zhou Dynasty and mainly circulated in the state of Qi, Yan and Zhao
in the middle and later period of the Warring States period, a kind of round metal coin, which was more convenient for giving and receiving, appeared in Zhou, Wei, Zhao, Qin, Qi, Yan and other places, especially in Qin state, which formally adopted the system of round coin, which prepared the conditions for the development of round coin into a unified form of coin in the whole country< During the spring and Autumn period and the Warring States period, precious metal gold also entered circulation as currency. It is measured by 20 Liang and 16 Liang. In the southern state of Chu, which is rich in gold, gold plates with inscriptions such as "Ying yuan" appeared. This is a kind of relatively primitive, but it is the earliest gold coin in China< After the establishment of the Qin Dynasty in 221 BC, all kinds of local currencies including shell coins were abolished, and gold was stipulated as the upper currency, which was mainly used within the upper ruling class. In addition, the original copper coins of Qin state, round square hole and half two round coins, were used as the lower coins, mainly for folk daily transactions. In this way, China's currency types and their units were unified for the first time. The round square hole form of half Liang coin was consistent with the ancient cosmology of round sky and place, and it was easy to be used in economic life. Therefore, this form of coin was still used in the late Qing Dynasty
the Han Dynasty inherited the Qin Dynasty system - gold is the first-class currency unit, which is calculated by Jin. In the early Han Dynasty, it was allowed to be minted privately. From 118 BC to 113 BC, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty abolished the previous coins, took the right of coinage back to the central government, and made five baht coins. Wuzhu coin, with moderate weight, was a successful coin in history. Its circulation lasted for more than 700 years until the end of Sui Dynasty
in the Wei, Jin, southern and Northern Dynasties, the "grain and silk for the city" was the necessity of people's livelihood, which had a relatively stable value. As an important measure of value and means of payment, the grain and silk in the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties had different degrees of monetary performance. Whenever the situation is turbulent and the currency fluctuates violently, it becomes the most acceptable means of payment. During the period of Wei, Jin, southern and Northern Dynasties, the country was divided for a long time, the society was in turmoil, the currency system was in disorder, and the currency system lacked a unified standard. In Cao Wei Dynasty, grain silk was used as currency, and became a common means of payment in Northern Qi Dynasty, while grain silk was used in most areas of Southern Liang Dynasty. This negative legacy of currency circulation affected the Sui and Tang Dynasties, and formed a system of money and silk, that is, silk for large transactions and copper for daily small payments. In the Tang Dynasty, silk cloth was legal tender, including brocade, silk, silk, silk, silk and other silk fabrics, as well as silk, silk and hemp cloth, but mainly silk and silk. Because the silk and cloth were easy to be damaged and often cut in circulation, they were often rejected by copper coins, so they withdrew from circulation in Song Dynasty
the Kaiyuan Tongbao of the Tang Dynasty and the establishment of the Tang Dynasty created a situation of long-term stability and unification, which created conditions for the re unification of currency. In 621, Kaiyuan Tongbao coin was made, which is another epoch-making copper coin system in ancient Chinese currency history. The name of copper coin is "Bao", which indicates that China's metal coinage system has developed into a higher level of coinage form instead of the system of "half Liang" and "five baht". From then on, the Baowen currency system was implemented and the two systems of baht were abolished. The circulation of Kaiyuan Tongbao money also had a significant impact on China's balance law. The original weight of 24 baht was one or two, while the self weight of 2 baht and 4 baht of Kaiyuan Tongbao coin was widely circulated, and the decimal system of 120 coins was graally formed, which made the calculation more convenient. The system of treasure money established in Tang Dynasty lasted for more than 1000 years after song, yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties. Generally speaking, after Song Dynasty, the emperors of each dynasty changed the year number every time, that is to say, they made a new kind of money with the year number, so this kind of money is also called the year number money
the emergence of copper, iron money and paper money in the Song Dynasty did not establish a unified copper coinage system, but inherited the fact that iron money was used in some areas ring the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, forming a circulation system in which copper and iron money coexisted. At that time, the largest circulation area of iron coin was rich Sichuan. Due to the lack of suitable means of payment in block trading and payment, the world's earliest paper currency, jiaozi in Sichuan, came into being at the end of the 10th century. Since then, the Southern Song Dynasty, Jin Dynasty, Yuan Dynasty and Ming Dynasty continued to issue banknotes with different names. In Yuan Dynasty, paper money was the only legal currency in the whole country
Silver and money were used together in Ming and Qing Dynasties. Silver as currency was first found in a batch of silver disheveled cloth unearthed in the ancient city Ximen of Fugou County, Henan Province in spring and Autumn period, but there are few examples. In the Western Han Dynasty, in 119 B.C., the "platinum three grades" were also made, but "it's impossible to abolish them at the end of one's life". By the end of the Tang Dynasty and the Five Dynasties, silver had a tendency to enter circulation, and the Folk Circulation of song, Jin and Yuan was graally widespread. In the middle of Ming Dynasty, it developed into a common official currency. Silver ingot
after the Tang and Song Dynasties, the commodity currency economy further developed, but the feudal governments of all dynasties excessively issued paper money, which led to inflation, resulting in the objective conditions of using precious metals as currency. In the early Ming Dynasty, in some places, gold and silver were used to determine the price of goods regardless of their value. In the face of reality, although the Ming feudal government did not order to abolish the Daming banknote in Ming Dynasty, it lifted the ban on using silver from 1436. Marked by the collection of "Jinhua silver" by the state's positive tax, a currency circulation system of using silver and money for large transaction and small payment was formed. After Jiajing, silver became the main currency in circulation. Silver is measured by weight in two units. There were many regulations on the price of silver in different dynasties, such as one or two silver coins, which were equivalent to 1000 Wen for Hongwu, 3000 Wen for the former generation and 700 Wen for Jiajing. In the Qing Dynasty, the currency system was still in parallel with silver and money. It was stipulated that one or two silver coins were equal to 1000 copper coins, but in fact it changed frequently. Since the song and Yuan Dynasties, precious metal silver has been cast into more than 50 double ingots, later commonly known as Yuanbao. Until the beginning of the 20th century, Baoyin was still in circulation, but it was graally replaced by Yinyuan.
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