Topic: [ANN] Ethereum: Welcome to the Beginning - page 1051. (Read 2006106 times)
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Is there a list of working tokens issued on the ETH network?
Is there a site that shows the Bitcoin Hash rate compared to the Ethereum? (And can it really be compared linearly?)
I see BTC at 1.1 BILLION Giga Hashes https://blockchain.info/charts/hash-rate
And Ethereums at 690! https://etherscan.io/charts/hashrate
That is 1.6 million times smaller. Is my math right?
Thx in advance,
IAS
I see BTC at 1.1 BILLION Giga Hashes https://blockchain.info/charts/hash-rate
And Ethereums at 690! https://etherscan.io/charts/hashrate
That is 1.6 million times smaller. Is my math right?
Thx in advance,
IAS
Try breaking it.
Really, is that your answer? You can say the same thing for most alts.
As a holder of Ethereum, it is a genuine question and point.
And as another poster said, they are different algorithms, so how can we compare them?
How would you attack Ethereum (which I have NO desire to do)?
Its about sharing!
My point was that Ethereums network is safe enough on the hash power front. Nor is hash power indicative of how much "trust" or "faith" the industry has in Ethereum. Nobody is going to start a large scale farm or try to make asics for Ethererum. The plan was all along to move to PoS as soon as possible. Ethereum mining is physically distributed in a way Bitcoin isn't, and it will remain so until PoS mining kicks in. After that, who knows what will happen.
Thanks for the answers, appreciated as I have not been keeping up with Ethereum. It will be an exciting time when they move to POS. That is one big experiment. Wow.
All of this crypto thing is still one big experiment!!
Just don't go too far and go David Carradine on us.
Is there a site that shows the Bitcoin Hash rate compared to the Ethereum? (And can it really be compared linearly?)
I see BTC at 1.1 BILLION Giga Hashes https://blockchain.info/charts/hash-rate
And Ethereums at 690! https://etherscan.io/charts/hashrate
That is 1.6 million times smaller. Is my math right?
Thx in advance,
IAS
I see BTC at 1.1 BILLION Giga Hashes https://blockchain.info/charts/hash-rate
And Ethereums at 690! https://etherscan.io/charts/hashrate
That is 1.6 million times smaller. Is my math right?
Thx in advance,
IAS
Try breaking it.
Really, is that your answer? You can say the same thing for most alts.
As a holder of Ethereum, it is a genuine question and point.
And as another poster said, they are different algorithms, so how can we compare them?
How would you attack Ethereum (which I have NO desire to do)?
Its about sharing!
My point was that Ethereums network is safe enough on the hash power front. Nor is hash power indicative of how much "trust" or "faith" the industry has in Ethereum. Nobody is going to start a large scale farm or try to make asics for Ethererum. The plan was all along to move to PoS as soon as possible. Ethereum mining is physically distributed in a way Bitcoin isn't, and it will remain so until PoS mining kicks in. After that, who knows what will happen.
Thanks for the answers, appreciated as I have not been keeping up with Ethereum. It will be an exciting time when they move to POS. That is one big experiment. Wow.
All of this crypto thing is still one big experiment!!
Is there a site that shows the Bitcoin Hash rate compared to the Ethereum? (And can it really be compared linearly?)
I see BTC at 1.1 BILLION Giga Hashes https://blockchain.info/charts/hash-rate
And Ethereums at 690! https://etherscan.io/charts/hashrate
That is 1.6 million times smaller. Is my math right?
Thx in advance,
IAS
I see BTC at 1.1 BILLION Giga Hashes https://blockchain.info/charts/hash-rate
And Ethereums at 690! https://etherscan.io/charts/hashrate
That is 1.6 million times smaller. Is my math right?
Thx in advance,
IAS
Try breaking it.
Really, is that your answer? You can say the same thing for most alts.
As a holder of Ethereum, it is a genuine question and point.
And as another poster said, they are different algorithms, so how can we compare them?
How would you attack Ethereum (which I have NO desire to do)?
Its about sharing!
My point was that Ethereums network is safe enough on the hash power front. Nor is hash power indicative of how much "trust" or "faith" the industry has in Ethereum. Nobody is going to start a large scale farm or try to make asics for Ethererum. The plan was all along to move to PoS as soon as possible. Ethereum mining is physically distributed in a way Bitcoin isn't, and it will remain so until PoS mining kicks in. After that, who knows what will happen.
Thanks for the answers, appreciated as I have not been keeping up with Ethereum. It will be an exciting time when they move to POS. That is one big experiment. Wow.
Is there a site that shows the Bitcoin Hash rate compared to the Ethereum? (And can it really be compared linearly?)
I see BTC at 1.1 BILLION Giga Hashes https://blockchain.info/charts/hash-rate
And Ethereums at 690! https://etherscan.io/charts/hashrate
That is 1.6 million times smaller. Is my math right?
Thx in advance,
IAS
I see BTC at 1.1 BILLION Giga Hashes https://blockchain.info/charts/hash-rate
And Ethereums at 690! https://etherscan.io/charts/hashrate
That is 1.6 million times smaller. Is my math right?
Thx in advance,
IAS
Try breaking it.
Really, is that your answer? You can say the same thing for most alts.
As a holder of Ethereum, it is a genuine question and point.
And as another poster said, they are different algorithms, so how can we compare them?
How would you attack Ethereum (which I have NO desire to do)?
Its about sharing!
My point was that Ethereums network is safe enough on the hash power front. Nor is hash power indicative of how much "trust" or "faith" the industry has in Ethereum. Nobody is going to start a large scale farm or try to make asics for Ethererum. The plan was all along to move to PoS as soon as possible. Ethereum mining is physically distributed in a way Bitcoin isn't, and it will remain so until PoS mining kicks in. After that, who knows what will happen.
Found this interesting article about Ethereum on Cryptomining-Blog. It cointains useful links around Ethereum and is ideal for absolute beginners.
The article's name is 'List of Useful Resources for Ethereum (ETH)'. Enjoy!
The article's name is 'List of Useful Resources for Ethereum (ETH)'. Enjoy!
Is it possible to reach 0.1 BTC ETH
Saying this is taking the problem at the inverse. If we ever reach this point, which seems really improbable for me, this will be because Ethereum would have exploded, would be finished and would have many uses.
Is it possible to reach 0.1 BTC ETH
Is there a site that shows the Bitcoin Hash rate compared to the Ethereum? (And can it really be compared linearly?)
I see BTC at 1.1 BILLION Giga Hashes https://blockchain.info/charts/hash-rate
And Ethereums at 690! https://etherscan.io/charts/hashrate
That is 1.6 million times smaller. Is my math right?
Thx in advance,
IAS
I see BTC at 1.1 BILLION Giga Hashes https://blockchain.info/charts/hash-rate
And Ethereums at 690! https://etherscan.io/charts/hashrate
That is 1.6 million times smaller. Is my math right?
Thx in advance,
IAS
Try breaking it.
Really, is that your answer? You can say the same thing for most alts.
As a holder of Ethereum, it is a genuine question and point.
And as another poster said, they are different algorithms, so how can we compare them?
How would you attack Ethereum (which I have NO desire to do)?
Its about sharing!
0.1 bitcoin is possible in short term if there is big hype. In long term, the price could be 0.05 bitcoin if the Ethereum is really useful.
I agree... if/when BTC goes up 5x... 0.05 ETH/BTC will be today's quarter!
But right now ETH price is down from the previous highs of $5~$6 while BTC continue to go up.
I think the price of Eth going up or down has nothing to do with Bitcoin price. It is too small.
I agree, it doesn't necessarily mean if the price of BTC goes up a couple of times ETH will follow. Maybe in the case of LTC always following BTC's trading pattern.
0.1 bitcoin is possible in short term if there is big hype. In long term, the price could be 0.05 bitcoin if the Ethereum is really useful.
I agree... if/when BTC goes up 5x... 0.05 ETH/BTC will be today's quarter!
But right now ETH price is down from the previous highs of $5~$6 while BTC continue to go up.
I think the price of Eth going up or down has nothing to do with Bitcoin price. It is too small.
0.1 bitcoin is possible in short term if there is big hype. In long term, the price could be 0.05 bitcoin if the Ethereum is really useful.
I agree... if/when BTC goes up 5x... 0.05 ETH/BTC will be today's quarter!
But right now ETH price is down from the previous highs of $5~$6 while BTC continue to go up.
0.1 bitcoin is possible in short term if there is big hype. In long term, the price could be 0.05 bitcoin if the Ethereum is really useful.
Mining with 2 gb gpu will be finished with increase dag size ?
Is it possible to reach 0.1 BTC ETH
nothing is impossible in this world
Is it possible to reach 0.1 BTC ETH
Is there a site that shows the Bitcoin Hash rate compared to the Ethereum? (And can it really be compared linearly?)
I see BTC at 1.1 BILLION Giga Hashes https://blockchain.info/charts/hash-rate
And Ethereums at 690! https://etherscan.io/charts/hashrate
That is 1.6 million times smaller. Is my math right?
Thx in advance,
IAS
Although Etherium has indeed much smaller hash rate, but actually they cannot be compared directly since the hash algorithms are completely different. I see BTC at 1.1 BILLION Giga Hashes https://blockchain.info/charts/hash-rate
And Ethereums at 690! https://etherscan.io/charts/hashrate
That is 1.6 million times smaller. Is my math right?
Thx in advance,
IAS
Ethereum's tokenized form betrays its complexity. I'm not sure everybody understands the implifications of a decentralized Turing-complete programming language; it's an analytical monetary system.
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