Topic: is the network hash dropping? - page 3. (Read 7226 times)
Luck and/or DDOS attack on some big pools and drop is visible. It's happend before and will be in the future...
we are now at 510929738 difficulty
lets see where it goes now, if it jumps to 4.5 it was manipulation, if not, 1000 T machines are somewhere on a plane or they are breaking apart
is it possible they are mining some sha-256 altcoin like TRC?
we are now at 510929738 difficulty
lets see where it goes now, if it jumps to 4.5 it was manipulation, if not, 1000 T machines are somewhere on a plane or they are breaking apart
My humble guess so far is simply some lag somewhere in the reporting of found blocks that confused blockchain.info and maybe a few other places (perhaps there were a couple orphaned blocks here and there?) combined with a bit longer time to find the first 510,929,738.02 diff block making it all look very slow suddenly to those not in front of the miner.
#Conspiracy #ItIsAllPartOfThePlan #SellMoreMiningHardware
Don't mind me.
I noticed that too. Something is going on......... it's a trap, lol. On the serious note, there is something going on, I just don't know what!
Edit:
I suppose some mining equipment is no longer viable to run. I hope whosoever equipment that was, they broke even at the least.
Don't mind me.
I noticed that too. Something is going on......... it's a trap, lol. On the serious note, there is something going on, I just don't know what!
Edit:
I suppose some mining equipment is no longer viable to run. I hope whosoever equipment that was, they broke even at the least.
When the difficulty goes up it makes some alt coins more profitable for a while so lots of miners switch over. Then the alt coins difficulties go up and everything gets back to normal.
we are now at 510929738 difficulty
ghash.io passed quickly from 736.42 Th/s to 933.69 Th/s
really strange...
Probably some big datacenters are experiencing temporary difficulties ?
really strange...
Probably some big datacenters are experiencing temporary difficulties ?
ghash has a jumpy hashrate, never understood why, maybe their hash calculation formula. bitcoinwatch seems to be right on the money when it comes to hash calculation and if you notice the graph the decline didn't start today, it has been going on for a few days, so no last minute turn off to manipulate the diff
anyway, I think that this "strange" 1000TH computational speed reduction, probably will reduce next difficulty value..
ghash.io passed quickly from 736.42 Th/s to 933.69 Th/s
really strange...
Probably some big datacenters are experiencing temporary difficulties ?
really strange...
Probably some big datacenters are experiencing temporary difficulties ?
ghash has a jumpy hashrate, never understood why, maybe their hash calculation formula. bitcoinwatch seems to be right on the money when it comes to hash calculation and if you notice the graph the decline didn't start today, it has been going on for a few days, so no last minute turn off to manipulate the diff
ghash.io passed quickly from 736.42 Th/s to 933.69 Th/s
really strange...
Probably some big datacenters are experiencing temporary difficulties ?
really strange...
Probably some big datacenters are experiencing temporary difficulties ?
after hitting ~4500TH is now at ~3250TH, according to the graph on link. This is a major drop. Are the T machines failing or what is going on? There's always a drop prior to a diff adjustment but this seems to be a bit over expectations. Just wondering
http://bitcoin.sipa.be/
http://bitcoin.sipa.be/
yes, I noted it too some hours ago. really strange.
It looks like a big datacenter switched off its miners.
more then 1 datacenter, we're talking of ~ 1000 1T mchines. Maybe KNC is shipping the machines they have been mining with?
The actual current hasrate is 3657.70 according to http://bitcoinwatch.com/ after hitting ~4500TH is now at ~3250TH, according to the graph on link. This is a major drop. Are the T machines failing or what is going on? There's always a drop prior to a diff adjustment but this seems to be a bit over expectations. Just wondering
http://bitcoin.sipa.be/
http://bitcoin.sipa.be/
yes, I noted it too some hours ago. really strange.
It looks like a big datacenter switched off its miners.
after hitting ~4500TH is now at ~3250TH, according to the graph on link. This is a major drop. Are the T machines failing or what is going on? There's always a drop prior to a diff adjustment but this seems to be a bit over expectations. Just wondering
http://bitcoin.sipa.be/
http://bitcoin.sipa.be/
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