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Topic: coin mined by one person (Read 174 times)

legendary
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August 10, 2018, 11:37:00 PM
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i find a project that developer tell the communty that no one want to mine his coin. he make a fork and changed the code source and wallet. so he became the only one can mine the coin. it is logical ? and what do you think about this project.

I don't understand that decision at all. If the community doesn't want to mine/use his coin, then the project is probably useless. Changing the source code to make the owner the only one who can mine the coin will just make it worse. Nobody would want to use a coin/blockchain that in essence not distributed at all. Even if somebody did, they probably don't understand the risk, or s/he's just an alt of that owner.
hero member
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August 10, 2018, 08:46:58 PM
#2
Technically it may work, if he changed the algo in that way, that a task (proof of work) can be solved and he would be the only full node, with the agreement, that he at the same time is checking his tasks himself. But you are right, this is not the sense of a blockchain. There is no use for such coin in my opinion.
full member
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August 10, 2018, 06:57:31 PM
#1
i find a project that developer tell the communty that no one want to mine his coin. he make a fork and changed the code source and wallet. so he became the only one can mine the coin. it is logical ? and what do you think about this project.
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