I believe it was forked multiple times and its pretty much game over now. Also dont see how this relates to the BTC hash.
Aurora is a scrypt coin.....has absolutely nothing to do with bitcoin hash rate.
Topic: Bitcoin lost >50% of hashrate, what happened ? - page 2. (Read 3806 times)
I believe it was forked multiple times and its pretty much game over now. Also dont see how this relates to the BTC hash.
Aurora is a scrypt coin.....has absolutely nothing to do with bitcoin hash rate.
BC.i is just broken, yet again.
I believe it was forked multiple times and its pretty much game over now. Also dont see how this relates to the BTC hash.
Who know what is going on? Whether it is a rumor.
What "incident of Auroracoin"?
And how does it relate to BTC hash?
I believe it was forked multiple times and its pretty much game over now. Also dont see how this relates to the BTC hash.
I noticed that the ZeroBlock app is reporting a block time of 17 minutes, but being on my phone I haven't been able to verify how they've come to this conclusion.
It seems reasonable that they could be estimate block time based on network hash rate as reporting by blockchain. In which case, this is explained by DeathAndTaxes. I'm just not sure where they're (ZeroBlock) is pulling their info from.
Be nice if it was true
It seems reasonable that they could be estimate block time based on network hash rate as reporting by blockchain. In which case, this is explained by DeathAndTaxes. I'm just not sure where they're (ZeroBlock) is pulling their info from.
Be nice if it was true
What "incident of Auroracoin"?
And how does it relate to BTC hash?
Because of price drop. At this current price mining is not profitable.
No it didn't.
http://bitcoin.sipa.be/speed-lin-10k.png
I find it funny that blockchain.info has had numerous errors, glitches, and other problems over the last couple weeks and people treat it like the word of god on stone tablets.
Lets see:
blockchain.info says hashrate was instantly (as in a vertical downward line) cut in half
nobody else is reporting that
block times haven't suddenly doubled to 20 minutes on average
what is the likely reason for that?
http://bitcoin.sipa.be/speed-lin-10k.png
I find it funny that blockchain.info has had numerous errors, glitches, and other problems over the last couple weeks and people treat it like the word of god on stone tablets.
Lets see:
blockchain.info says hashrate was instantly (as in a vertical downward line) cut in half
nobody else is reporting that
block times haven't suddenly doubled to 20 minutes on average
what is the likely reason for that?
https://blockchain.info/charts/hash-rate
Update: Hash rate returned to normal now, it seem there was an error at Blockchain.info
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