BCH Pool Estimates vs Actual Payouts — Check Fee, Payout Type and Share Acceptance

I notice your BCH pool shows a higher “estimated per day” payout than the payments you actually receive. That difference is usually not a bug but a mix of how the pool calculates estimates, payout method, fees, and mining variance.

To find the exact profitability, I would compare your miner-reported hashrate to the pool’s effective hashrate, check accepted vs rejected/stale shares, confirm the pool’s payout scheme (PPS / PPLNS / FPPS), subtract the pool fee and any transaction fees, and use network difficulty, block reward and current BCH price to compute expected daily income. Do this over a longer window (7–30 days) to smooth variance.

If the numbers still don’t add up, I would export the pool’s payment history, calculate expected payouts from shares submitted, and contact pool support with miner logs; also use external calculators and monitoring tools to cross-check.