Why ETC's last 24 hours, unpaid, and paid are not one total
Separate the time span of the three figures before you compare them with an on-chain wallet. A switch to BTC or TON does not show that arrival here.
Leave a missing figure unknown
On the Ethereum Classic monitor, compare the same payout on the pool statistics page. Do not treat a dash as zero.
| Figure on the page | The question it answers | Do not treat it as |
|---|---|---|
| Unpaid balance | ETC the pool account has not sent | An on-chain wallet balance |
| Total paid | ETC the pool has recorded as paid | The last 24 hours added again |
| Last 24 hours | Reward inside a rolling 24-hour window | UTC midnight until now, or a Hong Kong calendar day |
The page shows the three lines apart and does not print its own cumulative total. Adding the last 24 hours on top of unpaid and paid counts that window again when it already sits in one of those lines. Unpaid is ETC still sitting on the regular 2Miners account. Total paid is ETC the pool has already recorded as paid. The last 24 hours is a rolling window. It is not a total from UTC midnight until now, and it is not a Hong Kong calendar day.
The API documentation describes the account endpoint as including payments, rewards, and workers. This page shows that one regular account. An on-chain wallet, an exchange balance, and a payout you switched to BTC or TON are outside these three figures.
Dashes, fetch time, and payout coin
When one figure cannot be read, the page shows a dash. A dash is unknown. It is not zero, and it cannot be added or subtracted. Fetch time is the Hong Kong-time clock of that response. It does not turn the window into a calendar day. The help page says ETC payout fees are $0, BTC fees are under $0.2, and TON fees are under $0.02. Those are the fees the help page states. After you switch to BTC or TON, those arrivals do not become the ETC balance here.
The order to check
First confirm the payout on the pool statistics page is the string you pasted. Then see whether all three figures are numbers. Only then compare with an on-chain wallet, and treat paid only as the pool's recorded payout, not as automatic proof the coins are spendable in your wallet.
Next step
Open the Ethereum Classic monitor and compare only the same address. If the last 24 hours is a dash, use sources and freshness to see whether that read is stale. Do not record the reward as zero. Several Workers share this one balance. The last 24 hours is not copied once per machine.
Figures for explanation, not a bill
Suppose unpaid shows 0.4 ETC, paid shows 12 ETC, and the last 24 hours shows 0.05 ETC. The page does not print 12.45 ETC. The 0.05 may already sit in unpaid or in paid, so adding it on top counts that window twice. 0.4 and 12 stay two lines, and neither is a wallet arrival. The figures are an illustration, not your account.
Limits
The Ethereum Classic site does not state a 2Miners payout threshold or define this window. This page does not print a threshold figure and does not estimate tomorrow's arrival. Free's five and Pro's 50 count saved devices, not the size of these three figures. The address and SOLO are in the ETC monitor. A rate written as 0 is in pool hashrate shows 0.
Common questions
Is the last 24 hours today?
It is not the calendar's today. It is a rolling 24-hour window, not UTC midnight until now, and not a Hong Kong calendar day.
Can I read a dash as nothing mined?
No. A dash means the figure was not read this time. Zero is zero only when the page actually shows 0.
If I switch to BTC, does the ETC balance become bitcoin?
No. The help page allows BTC or TON payouts, but this page shows only the three ETC figures on this pool account. It does not query those payout addresses.