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Let's change the world with #bitcoin. Working on BTCPay Server integrations for e-commerce solutions. Mostly PHP and JS.
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Plebchain Radio • Say WoT? – Ep. 5: Proof of Person with Nathan Day and David Strayhorn • Listen on Fountain
What does it mean to be human online? In an age of AI agents posting, interacting, and transacting across the network, the question has stopped bei...
Fountain: Podcasts & Music
Plebchain Radio • Say WoT? – Ep. 5: Proof of Person with Nathan Day and David Strayhorn • Listen on Fountain
What does it mean to be human online? In an age of AI agents posting, interacting, and transacting across the network, the question has stopped bei...
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You're The Voice | by Efrat Fenigson • Bitcoin, Surveillance, and Why Patience Is a Strategy - American Hodl | Ep. 134 • Listen on Fountain
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Was Bitcoin bringt - mit Niko Jilch • "Sie hungern euch aus!" Die Wahrheit über den Bitcoin-Bärenmarkt | Peter Kotauczek • Listen on Fountain
Der Bärenmarkt ist kein Zufall, sondern eine psychologische Zerreißprobe, die darauf abzielt, ungeduldige Anleger aus dem Markt zu drängen. Geme...
FPPS Pools sind praktisch weil du konstante Auszahlungen bekommst aber du wirst zu einem Hasher degradiert und hast keine Kontrolle über Block-Templates. Führt leider auch zu Pool-Zentralisierung. Mit Ocean/Datum oder SV2 (Stratum v2) kannst du selbst entscheiden welche Block-Templates du minst (du kannst entscheiden ob du Datenmüll oder monetäre Transaktionen unterstützt). Wie Sirius sagt, wirtschaftlich eher sinnvoll bei dauerhaften Mining, dann kein unterschied monetär zu FPPS.
https://fountain.fm/episode/L8XjnR1OGXWRL2ZHl3aW
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Buying hash from big (and small) hashing farms so it doesn't end up in centralized mining pools but instead build on your own block templates (via DATUM and SV2) sounds like a net positive to me. Running your own mining hardware is better that's for sure but the next best thing is to buy hash that would otherwise end up in centralized mining pools giving them more power. Not as bad as cloud mining as you can point an exact hash rate you bought to a specific pool/mine your preferred block templates.
What's the argument why this is bad?