Again, another reply that does not address the issue of how it's a "next generation" pool or how it aims to prevent a 51% attack.
I've read the CoinDesk article, as well as the PRWeb article.
You say that this pool is "next generation" because it "gives miners the power to influence where their donations go?" I don't see any way to control anything at this point, unless there is some hidden back-end function that allows me to redirect where the 1% fee goes.
So far, all DirectPool has done is add a donation function to a pool that is exactly like every other pool out there. I see nothing that would qualify it as next generation.
Additionally, who is in the BBA? The link that AJMiles posted is a dead link, and when I look it up, there aren't any names on the BBA website.
I've read the CoinDesk article, as well as the PRWeb article.
You say that this pool is "next generation" because it "gives miners the power to influence where their donations go?" I don't see any way to control anything at this point, unless there is some hidden back-end function that allows me to redirect where the 1% fee goes.
So far, all DirectPool has done is add a donation function to a pool that is exactly like every other pool out there. I see nothing that would qualify it as next generation.
Additionally, who is in the BBA? The link that AJMiles posted is a dead link, and when I look it up, there aren't any names on the BBA website.
Dedicated Troll.
