Change in terminology to "full pay-per-share"
Posted: Mon Aug 03, 2020 12:42 pm
It was brought to our attention that it seems that, at some time around 2018 when bitcoin transaction fees became very high, some mining pools redefined the term "pay-per-share" to mean that a pool is not including the transaction fees its payouts. It now appears that the term "full pay-per-share" is more appropriate for the way that Prohashing's default payout mode works. While many pools that advertise "full pay-per-share" are still not paying out merge-mining rewards, the term at least seems closer.
There are no changes to the way the system actually works, as Prohashing has always paid transaction fees and merge-mining rewards. Later today, we'll be rolling out a new version of the website with the terms changed.
There are no changes to the way the system actually works, as Prohashing has always paid transaction fees and merge-mining rewards. Later today, we'll be rolling out a new version of the website with the terms changed.