And the real answer to your question...
Most likely it was just a peak due to variance, i.e. good luck for the entire network. The current estimated (keyword!) hashrate is 374PHs.
Topic: Hashing Power Tops 400 PH/s For The First Time (Read 1188 times)
You guys have it all wrong. It's the BitFury mining light bulb that's filling in all the hashrate these days. That's why nobody can see, it's so well distributed. Forget those multi-TH miners, it's a hoard of 5GH miners that's doing it........
For OP and others, this and several others are really flippant responses, in case it isn't obvious. I have to hand it to Mr. Bravo, for the most excellent graphic. That needs to be on the package of some vapor-miner.
For OP and others, this and several others are really flippant responses, in case it isn't obvious. I have to hand it to Mr. Bravo, for the most excellent graphic. That needs to be on the package of some vapor-miner.
And the chips keep coming.
You forgot the magic gun-wielding cats riding fire-breathing, rainbow-surfing unicorns 7nm chips! IBM did it, and they must have produced miners from those chips!
(Thanks to LiteCoinGuy for that image)
(Thanks to LiteCoinGuy for that image)
why, magic of course
it couldn't possibly be because increases in hashing power have been the norm, on average, in a long time, and it's been approaching 400Ph/s for a good while now
nope, 's gotta be 16nm magic. or 14nm fairies. 3D FinFET SiGe 10nm magic fairies.
it couldn't possibly be because increases in hashing power have been the norm, on average, in a long time, and it's been approaching 400Ph/s for a good while now
nope, 's gotta be 16nm magic. or 14nm fairies. 3D FinFET SiGe 10nm magic fairies.
Does anybody have an answer to why this is happening?
http://www.theblockchaininfo.com/bitcoin-network-hashrate-tops-400phs/
http://www.theblockchaininfo.com/bitcoin-network-hashrate-tops-400phs/
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