Hey there!
Thanks for your response!
One of the reasons to pick a longer window of, say, a couple difficulty
periods would be that you can make participation in the pool hedge you
against hashrate changes.
You're absolutely spot on to think about the impact of pooling w.r.t.
variance when fees >
> how to select an analyze the choice of window
Currently, we need 100 blocks to spend the coinbase transaction and I think
that should be our "window".
> and payout functions
Something like "miner-based difficulty" should do the trick. So, each miner is
trying to produce its own block, with its
Good Afternoon,
You are right, of course, I did nothing to differentiate between the
privacy of the connection of the node, the identification of the public
IP of the node, and the suspected original of a transaction.
If I understand, the reason for only the originating node to rebroadcast
w
Hi Aymeric,
> What I am proposing since years, not only to bitcoin, is to use the Tor
protocol independently of the Tor network, and from the browsers alsoacting as
nodes (not to be misunderstood with the Tor Browser, this hasnothing to do)
probably someone one day will understand it
I understand
On Sunday, December 12th, 2021 at 9:23 AM, Aymeric Vitte via bitcoin-dev
wrote:
> Using the Tor network to bypass censorship for bitcoin can work but is a very
> poor solution, the Tor network is very centralized, very small, watched and
> controlled, with plenty of features that do not apply
Howdy, welcome to day 15!
Today's post covers a form of a mining pool that can be operated as sort of
a map-reduce over blocks without any "infrastructure".
https://rubin.io/bitcoin/2021/12/12/advent-15/
There's still some really open-ended questions (perhaps for y'all to
consider) around how to
Using the Tor network to bypass censorship for bitcoin can work but is a
very poor solution, the Tor network is very centralized, very small,
watched and controlled, with plenty of features that do not apply to
other protocols than those made to be used with the Tor Browser, Pieter
gave a simple ex
On Sun, Dec 12, 2021, 7:42 AM Aymeric Vitte via bitcoin-dev <
bitcoin-dev@lists.linuxfoundation.org> wrote:
> Indeed, I reiterate that using the Tor network for Bitcoin or whatever
> protocol not related to the Tor Browser (ie browsing and HS) does not make
> sense, for plenty of reasons
>
Please
Indeed, I reiterate that using the Tor network for Bitcoin or whatever
protocol not related to the Tor Browser (ie browsing and HS) does not
make sense, for plenty of reasons
But using the Tor protocol outside of the Tor network (and inside
browsers for wallets for example) does:
https://github.co
