About the Boostpool, maybe we should start a thread about this?
Explaining everything and warn people about the Hidden fee and false information he is providing.
Explaining everything and warn people about the Hidden fee and false information he is providing.
Nah. I think we've done / are doing enough. The people who need to know already know. I think the word is out. That's not to say that we shouldn't post anything new we come across, not by any means, but that we'd be spinning our wheels if we tried to do more. I obviously think he should be ostracized, but that's my opinion, and I could be over-reacting. If other well intentioned and level headed people think it's okay for him to continue raping DGB to manipulate the price of GRS and also line his own personal account by means of fraudulent 'advertising' . . .
For the record, I still think we should:
Make mining pool identification on the block explorer mandatory.
Any pool that refuses to identify itself would have its IP blocked.
All non-complying pools would be given a 24 hour notice before being blocked.
Solo miners would have an IP ID “exception”. (Simple probability analysis would alert us to a pool masquerading as a solo miner.)
And what about this idea,
You take a company that is selling mining hardware for example https://zeusminer.com/.
With every product they sell give some free Digibyte to the customer that is buying his equipment.
You can handle them a voucher with information about Digibyte,how the redeem the Digibytes and how to mine them.
You take a company that is selling mining hardware for example https://zeusminer.com/.
With every product they sell give some free Digibyte to the customer that is buying his equipment.
You can handle them a voucher with information about Digibyte,how the redeem the Digibytes and how to mine them.
Since I am a self-confessed ASIC hater, my knee jerk reaction is to be negative on that, but I think the idea sounds very interesting. How about if it were done with Newegg or Amazon?
(It's just that I am very biased towards the everyday computer user both from a crypto ethos standpoint as well as from a best practice for mass adoption standpoint.)
