Topic: China's network - page 2. (Read 2743 times)
They would 51% the network when they came back online, invalidating the fork the rest of the world was working on.
Thats Interesting. Never really thought about that. I would say you are probably correct on the results.
Three Chinese pools contribute 67% of the global hashrate. What would happen to the main chain if China went "offline"? They would continue inside of China the rest of the world would work off another chain. And then if/when China came back online all of their work would get squashed based on the majority of nodes being outside of China.
And any reason why so few nodes in China? Or is it just skewed based on those three large mining farms?
And any reason why so few nodes in China? Or is it just skewed based on those three large mining farms?
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