I think there are people out there, that run "hobby miners" for the sake of supporting the "system".
Certainly not enough of them to make a very big difference though. I think if some "miners" educated
themselves a little further, about where to use their hashing power, these things could improve. Alot
of "miners" just hook up their machines, and aim it at the biggest pools, thinking that "bigger is better".
Have a visit in the mining pools board, and you'll soon notice, there's alot of "miners" who want to do
something about this issue.
Certainly not enough of them to make a very big difference though. I think if some "miners" educated
themselves a little further, about where to use their hashing power, these things could improve. Alot
of "miners" just hook up their machines, and aim it at the biggest pools, thinking that "bigger is better".
Have a visit in the mining pools board, and you'll soon notice, there's alot of "miners" who want to do
something about this issue.
Yes this is exactly what I meant. The problem is if a miner just joins a pool, the pool owner chooses the thransactions mined into a block, and most pools ofcourse choose transactions with high fees so they make the most profit possible. I ask myself if pools with a fair, maybe random transaction choosing system exist? If not this would be sometheng we really need!
