No.
SHA has no known cycles. And if any are ever found, they won't survive the double hash.
Topic: TWINKLE for Bitcoin mining (Read 938 times)
My question was more like: Could the tube-LED-photosemiconductor trick also work on SHA256?
Hi Bitcoiners, I know that SHA256 hashing is different from RSA cracking, but still the question bothers me. Would a device like http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TWINKLE be somehow suitable for mining?
This device speeds up the performance of testing individual integers for primality. It wouldn't help mining.
Hi Bitcoiners, I know that SHA256 hashing is different from RSA cracking, but still the question bothers me. Would a device like http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TWINKLE be somehow suitable for mining?
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