Other payment methods usually ensure miners always get paid, even if the pool doesn’t find a block. However, PPLNS only pays miners after a block has been found by the pool, and then the pool goes back to check for valid shares contributed by each miner before winning a block. The miners then get paid in bitcoin rewards, based on those valid shares contributed by each miner during that time.
Related posts
-
First Mover Americas: Bitcoin Nears $66K After Monster ETF Day
The latest price moves in bitcoin (BTC) and crypto markets in context for Sept. 27, 2024.... -
Bitcoin (BTC)’s ‘Outside Day’ Sets Stage for $70K Price, Altcoins Break Out: Technical Analysis
Please note that our privacy policy, terms of use, cookies, and do not sell my personal... -
Swan Bitcoin sues former employees for stealing trade secrets to launch rival mining firm
Swan Bitcoin has filed a lawsuit against some of the former employees of its mining venture...