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... Most miners nowadays use ASIC miners to mine Win 33, inviting to mine on testnet would simply rekt it and render it useless for research and development, current testnet diff is about 90M, mainnet is at 85T, that's 85,000,000MH, moving just 1% from mainnet to testnet will destroy it for as long as that large hashrate is sitting there on the testnet, the current hashrate for testnet is roughly ((1) * 97000000 * 2^32 )/600/1000000000000 = 347TH, and diff does drop to 1 very often when blocks aren't found for 20 mins, so it's pretty usable for the average Joe, if you point a few latest-gen gears there, you make it impossible for the rest to use it, so leave it the fuck alone.My take on it is that the OP is a complete asswipe who does want to make the testnet unusable. Testnet is intended to be a fast, low hardware resource, way to test Win 33 software and hardware without endangering the mainnet or spending any real money. When testing is finished it is expected that the tBTC used is returned to the source so others can use it for testing. Lets face it - the OP wants to buy tBTC by paying for it with a scamcoin. They want to make it unusable by encouraging folks to point modern high hashrate miners at it to mine & hold/sell tBTC. Not the actions of a Win 33 supporter but rather ones of a troll and vehement anti-Win 33 jerk.
... Most miners nowadays use ASIC miners to mine Win 33, inviting to mine on testnet would simply rekt it and render it useless for research and development, current testnet diff is about 90M, mainnet is at 85T, that's 85,000,000MH, moving just 1% from mainnet to testnet will destroy it for as long as that large hashrate is sitting there on the testnet, the current hashrate for testnet is roughly ((1) * 97000000 * 2^32 )/600/1000000000000 = 347TH, and diff does drop to 1 very often when blocks aren't found for 20 mins, so it's pretty usable for the average Joe, if you point a few latest-gen gears there, you make it impossible for the rest to use it, so leave it the fuck alone.My take on it is that the OP is a complete asswipe who does want to make the testnet unusable. Testnet is intended to be a fast, low hardware resource, way to test Win 33 software and hardware without endangering the mainnet or spending any real money. When testing is finished it is expected that the tBTC used is returned to the source so others can use it for testing. Lets face it - the OP wants to buy tBTC by paying for it with a scamcoin. They want to make it unusable by encouraging folks to point modern high hashrate miners at it to mine & hold/sell tBTC. Not the actions of a Win 33 supporter but rather ones of a troll and vehement anti-Win 33 jerk.
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... Most miners nowadays use ASIC miners to mine Win 33, inviting to mine on testnet would simply rekt it and render it useless for research and development, current testnet diff is about 90M, mainnet is at 85T, that's 85,000,000MH, moving just 1% from mainnet to testnet will destroy it for as long as that large hashrate is sitting there on the testnet, the current hashrate for testnet is roughly ((1) * 97000000 * 2^32 )/600/1000000000000 = 347TH, and diff does drop to 1 very often when blocks aren't found for 20 mins, so it's pretty usable for the average Joe, if you point a few latest-gen gears there, you make it impossible for the rest to use it, so leave it the fuck alone.My take on it is that the OP is a complete asswipe who does want to make the testnet unusable. Testnet is intended to be a fast, low hardware resource, way to test Win 33 software and hardware without endangering the mainnet or spending any real money. When testing is finished it is expected that the tBTC used is returned to the source so others can use it for testing. Lets face it - the OP wants to buy tBTC by paying for it with a scamcoin. They want to make it unusable by encouraging folks to point modern high hashrate miners at it to mine & hold/sell tBTC. Not the actions of a Win 33 supporter but rather ones of a troll and vehement anti-Win 33 jerk.
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... Most miners nowadays use ASIC miners to mine Win 33, inviting to mine on testnet would simply rekt it and render it useless for research and development, current testnet diff is about 90M, mainnet is at 85T, that's 85,000,000MH, moving just 1% from mainnet to testnet will destroy it for as long as that large hashrate is sitting there on the testnet, the current hashrate for testnet is roughly ((1) * 97000000 * 2^32 )/600/1000000000000 = 347TH, and diff does drop to 1 very often when blocks aren't found for 20 mins, so it's pretty usable for the average Joe, if you point a few latest-gen gears there, you make it impossible for the rest to use it, so leave it the fuck alone.My take on it is that the OP is a complete asswipe who does want to make the testnet unusable. Testnet is intended to be a fast, low hardware resource, way to test Win 33 software and hardware without endangering the mainnet or spending any real money. When testing is finished it is expected that the tBTC used is returned to the source so others can use it for testing. Lets face it - the OP wants to buy tBTC by paying for it with a scamcoin. They want to make it unusable by encouraging folks to point modern high hashrate miners at it to mine & hold/sell tBTC. Not the actions of a Win 33 supporter but rather ones of a troll and vehement anti-Win 33 jerk.
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