Topic: 63 zero hash followed by integer (Read 1709 times)
Nothing will happen. Bitcoin diff is affected by the rate of block solving, not the difficulty of the successful solves.
Considering that people are running many many miners that can each do trillions of calculations per second, I'd say that 63 zeroes and a 7 is a bit more than unlikely.
What if the next bitcoins hash is 63 zeros followed by 7 000...0007 unlikely but possible right, what next???
I think, you want to mean if out of 64 digit first 63 are found as 0 in a block hash. No problem. If the requirement was to find less than 20 zero, next requirement will be less than 21 zero. What is found does not matter to determine the next hash.
I don't understand the significance of your post. What if it is? So what?
What if the next bitcoins hash is 63 zeros followed by 7 000...0007 unlikely but possible right, what next???
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