Is the problem with the difficulty though? Difficulty's only at 32 right now, but this block's been stuck for 90 minutes...
that's what we are trying to figure out. what's weird, is you will see
ALL OF THE POOLS solve their block at right about the same time.
Do you guys even know how mining works LOL??? (no offense) - all of the pools DO NOT solve the block at the same time - 1 pool or solo miner finds the block.
Dude... seriously? The guy didn't say that the pools solve the
same block, he was saying that all of the pools solve
a block within a short time of one of the pools solving the stuck block. Probably not a good idea to be rude to your own community.
And anyway, why exactly do you think the problem is to do with difficulty? Difficulty is 32 right now and the block's stuck again. There's a 2GH/s net hashrate... no way is 90% of the network hopping off during a single block. Do you even know how mining works LOL?
Yes, I do know how it works - and theres no way there miners are suddenly jumping right back on after a stuck block is found. And yes, that's exactly what he thought - he even said so LOL. And I wasn't being rude, I was joking with the guy.
What your saying, that the blocks are being solved close together is because the hashrate is high enough to mine faster because the difficulty is low. Look at the next block after the stuck block is solved - note the difficulty. Note then how fast blocks are solved indicating the hashrate is HIGH and difficulty steadily rises.
If hashrate didn't drop off, then difficulty would remain high for the next block after the solved block - but its doesn't - but yet it is fast enough to mine blocks super fast.
I would like to have one of the pools shutdown for 1 day, and see if it happens. Whichever has been having the most hashrate when the block gets stuck. Just to rule that out, because as of now I can see nothing concrete that could possibly be the issue.
