Topic: [POW networks] --- what to do when they lock up (Read 318 times)
Multipools frequently mine the most profitable altcoin until its hash rate goes so high it becomes unprofitable to mine. Then they stop mining it and move onto another coin. Multipools left some altcoins with difficulties so high it took days to mine another block, so their networks were locked up for days.
Because bitcoin isn't user friendly. The devs act like children and refuse to make it easier to use, and instead keep it in a state that only nerds can use. = mass adoption fail.
re:POW networks --- what to do when they lock up
why isn't there a feature that lists the "total fees" for each current block?
e.g.
network is running slow users could intentionally feed high few/rewards
some how that could be API tracked, no?
thus the multi-pools (the auto rotator / highest ROI miner pools / whatever they is called)
could be alerted to sweet reward juiceness and hit it with H/s
e.g.
https://chainz.cryptoid.info/trl/
5hr lock up ... and likely a pile of TX waiting for confirm #1
NOTE
same feature would apply to stakes
e.g. https://chainz.cryptoid.info/efl/
@9hr hang
but you can't just fire Hash at a stakes, but a juicy block might incentivize stakers to fireup a client
why isn't there a feature that lists the "total fees" for each current block?
e.g.
network is running slow users could intentionally feed high few/rewards
some how that could be API tracked, no?
thus the multi-pools (the auto rotator / highest ROI miner pools / whatever they is called)
could be alerted to sweet reward juiceness and hit it with H/s
e.g.
https://chainz.cryptoid.info/trl/
5hr lock up ... and likely a pile of TX waiting for confirm #1
NOTE
same feature would apply to stakes
e.g. https://chainz.cryptoid.info/efl/
@9hr hang
but you can't just fire Hash at a stakes, but a juicy block might incentivize stakers to fireup a client
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