Topic: Antpool mined 2 Blocks in 3 Seconds? (Read 1038 times)
This is because the block time is not something set in the rock, this is just an average. At the beggining these things surprised me but now that I know this, I simply know that it is a matter of luck.
so this explain why the numbers of block per day is higher some times, the average is supposed to be 2016 per two weeks, but we have not even once the number of blocks under the so called "average", it's always above that point
but i can't find a chart about the movement of the average block every two weeks, which i suspect is higher than 2016
but i can't find a chart about the movement of the average block every two weeks, which i suspect is higher than 2016
the reason why they could mine so fast is because of more than 90k unconfirmed transactions.
That's nonsense; the two are unrelated.Now I have a question which seems no one has a convincing answer to it. how is it possible to mine a block without providing the network with confirming and including transactions? see below:
https://blockchain.info/block-height/454073
https://blockchain.info/block-height/454040
https://blockchain.info/block-height/454073
https://blockchain.info/block-height/454040
There are many many threads on the forum about empty blocks. Search and you will find your answers. It has been answered thousands of times before.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/empty-blocks-1085800
Might as well gets trashed by mods.
they hit six in a row at one time
This is pretty impressive 
I still wonder what processing power they had to do that ,although i could calculate myself.
I still wonder what processing power they had to do that ,although i could calculate myself.
I have never seen 2 blocks mined so close to each other from the same pool. With the current difficulty, Quite impressive.
https://blockchain.info/blocks/AntPool
Blocks
454339
454340
https://blockchain.info/blocks/AntPool
Blocks
454339
454340
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