Would imagine that gas will be through the roof around the day of the merge since everyone will start paying the remnants. Is there a limit on when hive will pay the mined eth? I’m in no hurry to get paid, but do want to be paid lol
Great to hear hive will open new pools. Will you be able to switch pools without a penalty if you hop from one to another? At least for the aftermath, things will be in flux.
Fees are definitely going to be an unknown. Easy to imagine some balance levels which are too small to transfer based on fee structure.
In addition, pool user controls are frequently set up by “highest miner” which will no longer be possible. That means direct “Pool Support” and intervention.
While I’d guess more information will be available over time, I’ll be getting as much ETH off whatever pool(s) I am mining with and into hardware wallets prior to end of ETH mining.
Good luck to all and Happy Mining right up to the end 
80 gwei is the limit for auto .2 eth payouts.
You set your own max gas fee for .0025 to .199 eth on mainnet
Thanks. I have the payout threshold beyond what I will be able to mine in the remaining time. Wouldn’t have been able to reach 0.2 otherwise since my last possible payout
I’m going the opposite route of Grea, where I’m holding my eth in the pool until the end. Would guess his approach is judicious if you have doubts about the pool operators.
My question was whether you won’t be having a cutoff date for payouts after the merge. I can see the gas going to hundreds of gweis during the initial madness.
The cutoff is as high as you’re willing to pay. This is set by the user.
I mine on more than one pool, including Hiveon, and I don’t doubt any of them are going to payout in line their individual parameters. If I did, I would not have been mining on them to begin with
I have not seen enough detail on Sept 6th - Sept 10-20 mining impacts, ie. difficulty increases, gas fluctuations, etc. Hence, controlling what I can when I can. If gas is insanely priced, I’ll be accumulating on pool as well, but it won’t be my usual (1) months worth 
The countdown timer is active on the pool page and answered my question
After the merge, if you’ve mined more than 0.0025 ETH, you can request a manual payout for 20 days. After 20 days from POW to POS transition, there will be no way to request it. To get your payout within 20 days after the merge, please contact our Live Chat at hiveon.com or email us at [email protected]. Details
This isn’t too clear. What happens if you mined over 0.2 Eth before the merge, but had a higher threshold. Will you pay all accounts that can be paid automatically or everybody needs to request the payout manually?
If you have your threshold set higher than what you’ve mined, you don’t get paid out until you set it lower.
That’s a pretty short message. I think the benefit of NiceHash is automatic switching. I don’t think Hive has implemented anything like that yet. Something like automated flight sheet switching would work as long as it was triggered by Hive to point to the best coin. Nicehash has had this implemented since I have been using it so I know it works.
The issue with pool hoping (via flighsheets) is that you get penalized. Hive is implementing a series of new pools, would be nice if you could switch without penalties. Doubt anyone will know which coin to mine after the mine, and there will be a lot of switching around
Since it is the end of eth mining, and you won’t be able to get any more rewards, shouldn’t you payout those accounts with more than 0.2 once all the dust settles?
Nicehash auto switches to what buyers are paying for. It’s a lot different than mining coins directly
You have until 20 days after the merge to manually request if you don’t meet the threshold you have set.
Hi @keaton_hiveon Hope you are well. Looks like the merge is going to force me to have to modify my payout settings. Can you point me to a resource on how to set the max gas fee for a mainnet payout? Specifically, where is that setting entered/set? I’m at a loss. Don’t see it on my HiveOS dashboard. Thanks.
You go to https://hiveon.net/eth/settings?miner= your wallet
Enter your ip to verify it’s you.
Then in the manual payout, you can set the max gas fee to use
yeah you need to look on the pool dashboard, not hiveos dashboard
hi friends after merge eth what is the best benefits to mine what coin over what algoritm best to mine i mean (for exmple ETC over autolykos or etchash or any coin) which coin best to mine i have 6900xt which is better to mine please tell your opinion thanks (sorry for bad eng language)
no one knows until it happens. ask again after the merge
After the merge, there won’t be a dominant coin to mine. Maybe a few months afterward? However, during the aftermath, we probably will see a Darwinian competition for dominance but will take some time. Though it will probably look more like Brownian movement (good time for a quantum computer)
Also depending on what you want (coins or cash), you will have to decide on something like an auto-switching scheme that gives you the most cash or hodling. If hodling the coins regardless of the current profitability, until the coin appreciates (unless it goes to the moon like luna), you will need to research the coin
As Keaton said no one knows, even months post-merge. The dust will probably take a while to settle. Doubt any coin has the capacity or tokenomics to deal with the tsunami of miners that are coming. It will be interesting times and very dynamic. Many coins will do the way of the dodo, so choose wisely.
Another option is to shut down until things settle, especially if you can’t meet your mining costs
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