Topic: Does BTC Guild have more than 50% of Hashing Power now? (Read 1947 times)
Thanks!
Thanks for the pointer!
http://blockorigin.pfoe.be/top.php
is a bit more accurate
blockchain.info isnt accurate - there is a sticky in the mining forum about them
and no they are ~14Th of the 39Th network, getting a few blocks in a row is not an indicator of the network being taken over
is a bit more accurate
blockchain.info isnt accurate - there is a sticky in the mining forum about them
and no they are ~14Th of the 39Th network, getting a few blocks in a row is not an indicator of the network being taken over
I just had a look at the blockchain.info page "Most recently mined blocks in the bitcoin block chain,"
and found that 5 out of the 7 most recently mined blocks were "relayed by" BTC Guild.
Am I right to assume that implies theses blocks were also mined by BTC Guild?
And, whilst I'm aware that this is a stochastic process and may not be all that representative of actual hash rate distribution:
Doesn't this look a bit like a possibly problematic overconcentration of hashing power?
and found that 5 out of the 7 most recently mined blocks were "relayed by" BTC Guild.
Am I right to assume that implies theses blocks were also mined by BTC Guild?
And, whilst I'm aware that this is a stochastic process and may not be all that representative of actual hash rate distribution:
Doesn't this look a bit like a possibly problematic overconcentration of hashing power?
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