hi,
 for multi pools like smarter hash, gld is not the best choice, and your pool want 50 $ to mine on your pool right ? and we should help you for nothing and you take the profit ?

sry but it seems better for all to remove gld from your multipool because you are wasting mining power.

Smarterhash is NOT a multi pool - we run an individual pools for GLD - what is the difference whether or not I run one pool or twenty pools on my server?

A multipool by my definition is a pool that takes the choice of which coin to mine away from the individual miners and makes those choices for him or her. We do no such thing. We give users detailed and accurate information and the tools necessary to make their own coin choices and they switch their miners through our control panel from one coin to another or based on predefined rules THEY establish (not us) that measure numerous coin metrics.

cyptosolar - I do not mean to be rude but your response shows your ignorance as it relates to coin profitability. It's apparent you are not aware that for someone with less than 500 MH/s of hashing power GLD is currently the 7th most profitable coin to mine out of 57 scrypt coins we track.

since you're on the Dream Team - I think it's time to wake up.

Quote from: smarterhash on August 05, 2015, 09:26:59 AM

that's very interesting and thank you - I have read that before but how do you explain the same problem when I solo mine without using the pool and why are not any of my other 50 pools / wallets experiencing the same problems?

   I'm not here to explain it to you, that you'll have to either choose to use or not & helping with real issues is why I'm here. Haven't been around long enough to check the new or even old code in detail (golden river?), that's not my area of expertise & even if it was (not the reason I'm here). I have tested 1000's of wallets, many have certain things that look like big problems. LOOK @ Bitcoin's last few weeks/month, didn't have once ounce of worry & alts on the other hand. They are much more simple for people to stir up the BIG or SMALL crowds, unlike the people who come & go in crypto (making money). I have spent more time than most do on their fulltime (overtime) JOBS, not one time have I ever cashed out (trading on the market, yes & it's all part of testing) & may not have started as seeing the world changing technology this could become... I did however after starting to actually look into learning about it, not just using it & reading non-stop.

thanks - I just find it oddly curious that neither the prior wallet or dozens of other wallets exhibit this behavior - that is until the developers made changes to the source code.

I subscribe to Occam's Razor when in doubt: "When you have two competing theories that make exactly the same predictions, the simpler one is the better" and the simplest explanation here is not some coordinated change in behavior among three disparate pools (and I'm sure there are more if I looked),, but rather a change in the wallet source code that has caused this behavior.

again - thanks for your insight from experience with thousands of wallets.

that's very interesting and thank you - I have read that before but how do you explain the same problem when I solo mine without using the pool and why are not any of my other 50 pools / wallets experiencing the same problems?

screen snap from hashfaster's pool just now - multiple orphan blocks there also