Multipool mining is nothing new, so it should be known that Minergate has a shaky reputation. My independent analysis of it is that there exists merely an opti

Multipool mining is nothing new, so it should be known that Minergate has a shaky reputation. My independent analysis of it is that there exists merely an optimization on your mining yield by not using Minergate, but you will have to do that calculation yourself based on your mining hardware, electricity costs and throughput, and determine if the convenience makes up for the possibilities of alleged resource theft. Mining pools pay out directly to any designated address, and so they don't store your earned funds at all. The risk of impropriety is very low, but miner's yields are also low enough that they would still complain about minor variances in mining pools.