Topic: Lots of new GPU miners since January (Read 1709 times)
Thanks for your ongoing insight. I enjoy reading your blog very much.
The BTC at 260 sure created a few "jobs".
I'd be interested to have a look back in a month or so when the BTC price will have stabilized, see if they're still mining with the increased difficulty.
Do you think there is a way to find out after how long they might drop out?
I'd be interested to have a look back in a month or so when the BTC price will have stabilized, see if they're still mining with the increased difficulty.
Do you think there is a way to find out after how long they might drop out?
I just posted an update to the two previous Miner hashrate posts, 12.1 The pre-ASIC network hashrate distribution and 12.2 Pool and network miner hashrate distributions. I've added a couple of charts and a table, showing how various hashrate user accounts have changed over time.
I thought the most interesting result was the fact that even the number of low hashrate user accounts has increased significantly:
http://organofcorti.blogspot.com/2013/05/123-miner-hashrate-distributions-14th.html
I thought the most interesting result was the fact that even the number of low hashrate user accounts has increased significantly:
- 0.1 Ghps bin has increased by a total of 330 Ghps
- 1 Ghps bin has increased by a total of 3000 Ghps
- 10 Ghps bin has increased by a total of 2700 Ghps
- 100 Ghps bin has increased by a total of is 13000 Ghps
- 1000 Ghps bin has increased by a total of is 18800 Ghps
- 10000 Ghps bin has increased by a total of is 29000 Ghps
http://organofcorti.blogspot.com/2013/05/123-miner-hashrate-distributions-14th.html
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