Ethereum: Why doesn’t the number of shares in my miner match the number of shares reported by my pool?
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Number of Number of Shares: Understanding Ethereum Pool Non -Conservation
As an ardent Ethereum user and miners, it is natural to expect that when you find sharing, the network will recognize your block and reflect in the blockchain. However, for some miners, this does not always happen as expected. A common problem is the non -compliance between the number of shares of the local mining platform and the reported shares in the Ethereum basin.
Why is this happening?
Several factors contribute to this mismatch:
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Network congestion
: When many miners compete for blocks, the network becomes congested, causing delay in verification processes. This can cause delay in reporting shares found on the local platform.
- Test times
: Ethereum blockchain is made with a slow verification process (60 minutes). During this time, the miners may not know what they have found until the block has been checked by other nodes.
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Balance of the pool : Since the pool is obtained new blocks and added to the pool, the existing shares may need to be balanced in order to maintain fair rewards distribution. This process can sometimes lead to non -compliance between local mining platforms and the reported share.
When does this happen?
This question is more common when:
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Miners have a slow verification time : If your local platform has a slow verification time, it may take longer until the promotions are tested and reported.
- Frequent Balance Restore : When the pool is constantly adjusting its shares, some shares may not be correctly reflected on the local platform.
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Network congestion persists : Constant network congestion can cause delay in block tests and report shares.
Solutions and solutions
To reduce this mismatch:
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Use reliable mining equipment : Choose a quick verification time with a quick verification time to reduce congestion and the likelihood of delay in verification.
- Supervise the pool balancing : Keep track of the shares of your pool to make sure it is properly adjusted.
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Configure improved mining settings : Some mining software allows you to customize configuration options such as locking time or verification timaut to optimize performance and reduce network congestion.
Conclusion
While the issue of inappropriate shares may be frustrated, it is not a problem with your local platform or pool. Understanding the factors that contribute to this discrepancy and implementation strategies to reduce them, you can reduce the impact on your Ethereum mining experience.
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