Just a thought: All miners can collectively game the system so the 21 million mined coins can be achieved much quicker. Right before difficulty change, majority of the miners drop out so that the total network hash power plummets, so after the new difficulty correction drops, all miners jump back in. This would result in blocks being much faster than 10 minute averages. After 2 weeks, miners drop out again until difficulty change, then jump back in. Rise and repeat. Cutting down the 10 minute block times in effect would cut down the number of years required to mine out all blocks.
Practically speaking, this won't ever happen, but it's still a possibility.
Are you fcking retard?
Difficulty adjustment is based on number of blocks not "2 weeks"
When all the miners drop out, says good bye to your "10 minute" block time along with your stupid "2 weeks".
For a hero member to say such stupid fck, i think its safe to assume you're a fraudster/scammer. (hint for noobs: there are ppl who sell hero member account)
Holy shit, did you really just this this aggressive from a post?
OK, I had a brain fart and mixed up the average 10 minute block time and 2 week difficulty adjustment. I also I made the wrong assumption that difficulty was calculated based on the very last block before difficulty adjustment. Hence my reasoning of most miners dropping out at the very last minute, so that network hash power drops, so difficulty readjust according to how long it takes for the last block to get confirmed.
From your aggression, I think it's safe to assume you kill people IRL.
seriouscoin, why so serious?
