What if cex.io just run off with everybodys bitcoins. What kind of domain is .io anyway??
Who the hell are these guys?
Topic: ghash.io overtook btcguild - page 2. (Read 6228 times)
Is ghosh.io really private ? Who are they I'm still wonder
Why private? Hello I'm just a regular guy and I'm minning in that pool xd
I think is not that private o.O
Okay then how do you join?
Is ghosh.io really private ? Who are they I'm still wonder
They're not fully private, but they own roughly 1 PH/s worth of hardware, which is (approximately) 20% of the network. That's the "private 20% of the network" I was referring to. They are the largest single miner in the entire Bitcoin ecosystem.
Is ghosh.io really private ? Who are they I'm still wonder
Why private? Hello I'm just a regular guy and I'm minning in that pool xd
I think is not that private o.O
Is ghosh.io really private ? Who are they I'm still wonder
Please don't hurt me.. I was just being sarcastic..
...hard to compete with a pool that personally controls roughly 20% of the network hash rate in their private farm.
And has 0% fee with merged mining.
And admits that under previous developers it misused its mining to perform double-spend attacks?
...hard to compete with a pool that personally controls roughly 20% of the network hash rate in their private farm.
And has 0% fee with merged mining.
And that raises no red flags with anyone?
But a pool that charges a reasonable fee gets inundated with demands to start kicking off paying customers. Seems like an unfair double standard to me.
...hard to compete with a pool that personally controls roughly 20% of the network hash rate in their private farm.
And has 0% fee with merged mining.
Depends on which time frame you look at currently. Until more ASICs ship this will probably be the case though, hard to compete with a pool that personally controls roughly 20% of the network hash rate in their private farm.
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