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  For example, if there were only two people in the pool both mining at 500 Mh/s, each would be rewarded approximately 25 BTC per block.
  For example, if there were only two people in the pool both mining at 500 Mh/s, each would be rewarded approximately 25 BTC per block.
  If one of them was mining at 1 Gh/s, that person would receive ~33.3 bitcoins (66.6%) and the other person would receive 16.7 bitcoins,
  If one of them was mining at 1 Gh/s, that person would receive ~33.3 bitcoins (66.6%) and the other person would receive 16.7 bitcoins,
  the remaining 33.3%  We currently have a 0.01% fee for test purposes
  the remaining 33.3%. Bithive currently have a 0.01% fee for test purposes


==See Also==
==See Also==

Revision as of 16:05, 23 May 2011

Bithive is a mining pool. Its aim is to provide an alternative, stable pooling option for both professional and casual miners whilst fighting the threat posed by insecure network dispersion. The service was first available for beta testing starting 14 May 2011[1], and they currently have fees set to 0.01% as a promotion for testing purposes.

Reward distribution

Bithive uses a proportional sharing, which means that you are rewarded based on your contribution to finding a block.

For example, if there were only two people in the pool both mining at 500 Mh/s, each would be rewarded approximately 25 BTC per block.
If one of them was mining at 1 Gh/s, that person would receive ~33.3 bitcoins (66.6%) and the other person would receive 16.7 bitcoins,
the remaining 33.3%.  Bithive currently have a 0.01% fee for test purposes

See Also

External Links

  • Bithive The official Bithive website

References