How Does the Pool Operator Calculate the PPS Payout Amount?

In the Pay-Per-Share (PPS) model, the operator calculates the expected block reward over a long period based on the current difficulty and network hash rate. They then divide this expected reward by the total number of shares required to find a block.

The resulting value is the fixed payout for each valid share submitted by a miner, minus the pool's fee.

How Do Different Mining Pool Fee Structures Work?
Why Is It Important for a Pool Operator to Detect and Reject “Invalid Shares”?
How Does a Pool’s Payout Method (E.g. PPS) Utilize the Share Count?
How Is the Guaranteed Payout in PPS Calculated?
How Does the PPS Payout Scheme Transfer Risk from Miners to the Pool Operator?
How Does a Mining Pool Operator Calculate the Guaranteed Payout Rate for PPS?
How Do Pool Fee Structures like PPS and PPLNS Affect Miner Payouts?
How Does a Mining Pool Operator Manage the Risk Associated with the PPS Reward System?

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