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Doesn’t really matter in the end.

It updates block by block. So when shifting from 912722 to 912723, it’s got to briefly recognize 912721 as the best before moving on, even if it’s just for a moment.

True. When two miners from the same pool hit the same block number simultaneously, one of them has to fork. The second instance of block 912721 wasn’t really a new block, just what your node saw as the best one when it…

Is this faucet manual or automated? It looks kinda shady.

I could use a year's worth, but knowing how this goes... might end up with nothing.

Here’s my tBTC4 address: tb1q725dvvqem2jpf0wjsx9z82h0gu62n448w5x8ye.

Thanks, but man, that donation came at a rough time for me… it took ages to get sorted.

The faucet is still up and running.

Yep, just CPU mining, but I stopped after hitting a few blocks.

Yeah, 0.02 tBTC4 seems fair for most. I mined like 200 of them, should last forever. If demand spikes, I might tweak those limits.

Testnet coins are kinda funny... they're only valuable because they’re worthless. If they had real value, they would lose their purpose.

Drop your Bitcoin Testnet4 address here and grab up to 0.02 tBTC4 per request. New accounts get less, but watch out for limits due to abuse. If you want more, just post a new address.

No wallets will process that amount. Maybe ask a local miner?

Exactly. Debts get paid with new debts. It’s a sick cycle.

Wow, you must be a blast at parties.

Honestly, I think it’s a matter of when, not if.

Remember, Bitcoin doesn't mine by itself, miners do that.

I saw the soldiers getting decimated by the bears, and then it just said 'RECONNECTING'. Drama alert!

So how airtight is your OPSEC?

Nah. Fork it yourself if you want this.