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Title: *New Names* Mining BTC Post by: OROBTC on June 21, 2015, 03:53:07 PM ...
Well, sort of. It may take time for blockchain.info to figure out the latest players, but I note that they now break out BitFury as well as the mysterious 21 Inc. and Telco 214. Link: https://blockchain.info/pools (https://blockchain.info/pools) Summary for today: F2Pool 21% AntPool 18% BitFury 12% BTC China 11% BW.com 6% KnCMiner 5% 21 Inc. 4% BTC Guild 3% Slush 2% GHash.io 2% Telco 214 2% Eligius 2% BitMinter 2% Title: Re: *New Names* Mining BTC Post by: SpanishSoldier on June 21, 2015, 03:56:29 PM 21 inc has already started mining ? Can someone point out a few blocks that belong to them ?
Title: Re: *New Names* Mining BTC Post by: OROBTC on June 21, 2015, 04:00:11 PM ...
From https://blockchain.info/blocks/21%20Inc. (https://blockchain.info/blocks/21%20Inc.) Block 361870 won today (21 June) by 21 Inc. Block 361836 " " " " " And 5 blocks won yesterday. EDIT: Note their interesting transactions (their BTC address): 1CdJi2xRTXJF6CEJqNHYyQDNEcM3X7fUhD Title: Re: *New Names* Mining BTC Post by: Amph on June 21, 2015, 04:39:06 PM so they were part of the 37 % of unknown network, there is still 8% unknown left, but at least now we know who were the other 29%
actually one or more of the chinese pools is/are increased in % so they were counted for -9%(i think an error?), since bitfury, 21 inc and telco sum is only 20% Title: Re: *New Names* Mining BTC Post by: S4VV4S on June 21, 2015, 04:42:58 PM so they were part of the 37 % of unknown network, there is still 8% unknown left, but at least now we know who were the other 29% Yeah, it seems that way. I am really curious to know what equipment they are using. Have they made their own ASIC chips and miners, or did they buy them from another manufatcurer? Title: Re: *New Names* Mining BTC Post by: unamis76 on June 21, 2015, 05:37:05 PM Curious to know what kind of chips 21 is using and to know who the hell is Telco 214...
Title: Re: *New Names* Mining BTC Post by: melody82 on June 21, 2015, 05:38:37 PM so they were part of the 37 % of unknown network, there is still 8% unknown left, but at least now we know who were the other 29% Yeah, it seems that way. I am really curious to know what equipment they are using. Have they made their own ASIC chips and miners, or did they buy them from another manufatcurer? It would make sense if they made their own equipment. If you have a large scale operation you should be able to do this at a reasonable cost, and it also should be very possible to make machines that out perform the publicly available equipment. Title: Re: *New Names* Mining BTC Post by: chek2fire on June 22, 2015, 12:12:29 AM I think bitcoin mining is very healthy now and the main reason is that we pass the pool era and now we are going to bitcoin farm era.
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