I was delighted to see p2pool on there and deepbit declining. Also curious about their methodology and accuracy.
Topic: How accurate is blockchain.info pool splits? (Read 924 times)
I think it's not accurate, cant' be there so much unknown hashpower
The reason I ask is because it looks like Bitcoin is becoming more decentralized.
http://blockchain.info/pools?timespan=14days
I remember when there was fear Deepbit alone would go >50%.
Then it was Deepbit + Slush > 50%.
Then Deepbit + Slush + BTC Guild >50%.
Now we are getting close to top 4 combined being <50%.
If p2pool (and smaller pools) could pull another 500 MH/s from the big 4 then even the top 5 combined wouldn't be 50%.
http://blockchain.info/pools?timespan=14days
I remember when there was fear Deepbit alone would go >50%.
Then it was Deepbit + Slush > 50%.
Then Deepbit + Slush + BTC Guild >50%.
Now we are getting close to top 4 combined being <50%.
If p2pool (and smaller pools) could pull another 500 MH/s from the big 4 then even the top 5 combined wouldn't be 50%.
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