How come a pool hashrate can be higher than network hashrate?
For example https://electromine.fr/
This pool 31.57 MH/s, network 27.12 MH/s
That should not be possible because the pool is also on the network, right?
Looking at https://etn.uax.io/#
This pool: 44 MH/s, network 54 MH/s
OK there seems to be double network hashrate on the second pool so maybe that is the correct value?
But then add these twoo pools togehter 44+31 and it is still higher than total network hashrate. Why?
Where does the hashrate of the pools go that not show up on the network?
I have seen this on other cryptonight pools to, like for intense coin.
Something is wrong with hashrate calculation on the pools or somebody stealing hashrate?
What is average block time for Electroneum network?
I guess it should be possible to calculate network hashrate from difficulty.
The difficulty is how many hashes needed on average to win one block?
So network hashrate / difficulty should be average block time?
Average block time is adjusted to a predefinied time by network by adjusting difficulty?
So calculated network hashrate is block time * difficulty
Yes, it's strange. I like this pool: http://electroneum.hashparty.io/# It has static diff :3 Also don't use those big pools remember for decentralization.For example https://electromine.fr/
This pool 31.57 MH/s, network 27.12 MH/s
That should not be possible because the pool is also on the network, right?
Looking at https://etn.uax.io/#
This pool: 44 MH/s, network 54 MH/s
OK there seems to be double network hashrate on the second pool so maybe that is the correct value?
But then add these twoo pools togehter 44+31 and it is still higher than total network hashrate. Why?
Where does the hashrate of the pools go that not show up on the network?
I have seen this on other cryptonight pools to, like for intense coin.
Something is wrong with hashrate calculation on the pools or somebody stealing hashrate?
What is average block time for Electroneum network?
I guess it should be possible to calculate network hashrate from difficulty.
The difficulty is how many hashes needed on average to win one block?
So network hashrate / difficulty should be average block time?
Average block time is adjusted to a predefinied time by network by adjusting difficulty?
So calculated network hashrate is block time * difficulty
Thanks! By the way no problems at all mining electroneum. First I just compiled the github wallet from source code on Arch Linux (my wveryday OS) just as described on github. Started daemon and let it sync blockchain and when done I started the cli wallet and generated an new wallet address. Then I just used xmrig, xmrig-nvidia and xmr-staxk-amd and just changed pool address and wallet address to electroneum. Mined 57 coins in 2 hours with my 4 kH/s. The coins show up in my wallet without any problems. Too bad difficulty raise so much...
