LoneLord
They probably won’t face consequences for promoting bad projects. They’re just getting paid like any other advertiser. If marketers faced penalties, tons of actors would be in trouble for all kinds of products.
- 2024 Bitcoin Price PredictionsDec 2, 2023
2022 was a rough year for Bitcoin, and 2023 was recovery. 2024 should continue that trend, especially with the halving boosting things later in the year.
- A Deep get into the Block Size DisputeJun 15, 2019
So, we just put out this detailed history of the block size war. A lot of it went down here, like shaolinfry's original UASF proposal. If you were around back then and remember stuff differently, just let us know. We’ll…
- Is The Bear Market Finally Over?Mar 8, 2019
It’s wild how quickly sentiment has flipped. Everyone was so bearish just a few weeks ago. That leap from $16K to $23K was unexpected.
Agreed on the already-exposed addresses; if you’ve reused them, another transaction doesn’t change the threat level. But the 'don’t panic' approach is more for never-spent P2PKH/P2WPKH where the key is still hidden.…
It's important to differentiate the two quantum risks here. Shor's algorithm is a big issue for ECDSA on secp256k1, actual threat to exposed pubkeys. Grover’s algorithm affects SHA256 too, but it’s more of a downgrade…
So, I dug into the blockchain from the very start to block 952,694 using Bitcoin Core 28.0.0. Turns out, about 5.07 million BTC, which is 25.3% of the total supply, is at risk from quantum threats. This affects over 12…
Yeah, I’d say 270cfm is a safer bet. For 50 miners, that’s 13,500cfm. If each miner burns 1450W, then using the conversion, that’s a lot of heat to get rid of.
Anyone know how much heat is expelled by the Antminer S9?
Can you share how you calculated airflow for your setup? I'm planning to do something similar but with swamp coolers since it gets super hot here.