Topic: Three Pools Have Near-total Control Over the Bitcoin Network - page 2. (Read 3379 times)
Bear in mind that deepbit also makes up a big chunk of "unknown". Their API shows 3858Ghash/s currently.
Anyone remember the good ole days when it was Deepbit with 49% and people were absolutely losing their shit?
inform and promote p2pool
Tried it - rejects like crazy, much lower revenue in my 1-day trial.
All monetary systems tend towards corruption.
http://blockchain.info/pools
All it would take is the collaboration of these Big 3 to turn the network to their will, whether it be in secret or otherwise. How do we turn them into tiny networks like on the other side of the graph?
This is about as diversified as I have seen the pool chart. A year ago deepbit had half, now it takes 3 pools to get there. All it would take is the collaboration of these Big 3 to turn the network to their will, whether it be in secret or otherwise. How do we turn them into tiny networks like on the other side of the graph?
Let's make it a decentralized confederation.
http://blockchain.info/pools
All it would take is the collaboration of these Big 3 to turn the network to their will, whether it be in secret or otherwise. How do we turn them into tiny networks like on the other side of the graph?
This is about as diversified as I have seen the pool chart. A year ago deepbit had half, now it takes 3 pools to get there. All it would take is the collaboration of these Big 3 to turn the network to their will, whether it be in secret or otherwise. How do we turn them into tiny networks like on the other side of the graph?
inform and promote p2pool
http://blockchain.info/pools
All it would take is the collaboration of these Big 3 to turn the network to their will, whether it be in secret or otherwise. How do we turn them into tiny networks like on the other side of the graph?
All it would take is the collaboration of these Big 3 to turn the network to their will, whether it be in secret or otherwise. How do we turn them into tiny networks like on the other side of the graph?
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