Can anybody tell me why, if I change my wallet,
I lost all ETH already mined please ?
Where is my ETH now ?
And… If I changing back to my old wallet can I receive back the mined ETH ?
Thanks all
Denis
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Nobody can explain me please ?
Thanks again
Denis
Your old wallet still has the amount of ETH that was mined before the wallet change.
Once the amount of ETH mined in your new wallet reaches to 100% payout stop the miner and change back to old wallet.
Once the old wallet payout reaches 100% Payout stop the miner and change the wallet to the new one and keep using the new wallet.
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Whoauuu … greate !!!
Thanks a lot 
Denis
No problem!
There’s a catch however.
Once your ETH reaches 100% payout you’ll have to shut the mining off until the payout is done and your wallet shows 0 ETH. After the payout is made you’ll have to change the wallet address again before you start mining.
Remember not to mine after 100% if you want to change the wallet or else you’ll be trapped in an endless loop of changing the wallet again and again.
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Ok I’ll do all like you tell me
Thanks a lot again
Denis
Actually, Hiveon pays out inactive accounts on the 28th of each month - if you have been inactive for at least one week.
So, even if you didn’t stop mining directly at the payout, you could swap and it would be paid on the 28th of March; since it is past the 21st deadline.
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Oh… I didn’t know that
Thanks a lot
Denis
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This is now outdated information. As of August of 2021, inactive payouts are no longer paid out at the end of the new month.
From the HiveOS Discord:
Due to changes in the mechanics of the fee market, we’re no longer paying out balances below the active threshold.
Your funds will remain on the balance of your inactive wallet on the pool and you can return to the pool at any time and mine up to the minimum payout threshold
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