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Title: What are we counting? Post by: rubitok on July 10, 2019, 09:29:01 AM Everyone probably wondered, there is a blockchain, there are distributed capacities that are scattered around the world, to turn off all this, you need to turn off the Internet, so that there the Internet needs to do all communication, there is also a transmission via satellite and offline wallets - where information is transmitted along the chain Now not one supercomputer is able to resist the volume and power of calculations operated on in the blockchain ...
and what do we all consider all these capacities? BTC BTC BTC from the history it was first scientific experiments there dna calculations or trajectories of movement of various objects in space, but who rules? who gives the job? What is the result and where are all the results? is there any goal? BTC BTC BTC I would like to raise this question in front of the community. Title: Re: What are we counting? Post by: dothebeats on July 10, 2019, 02:38:15 PM Everyone probably wondered, there is a blockchain, there are distributed capacities that are scattered around the world, to turn off all this, you need to turn off the Internet, so that there the Internet needs to do all communication, there is also a transmission via satellite and offline wallets - where information is transmitted along the chain Now not one supercomputer is able to resist the volume and power of calculations operated on in the blockchain ... and what do we all consider all these capacities? BTC BTC BTC Pardon me for not understanding you, but what do you mean when you say capacities? from the history it was first scientific experiments there dna calculations or trajectories of movement of various objects in space, but who rules? who gives the job? What is the result and where are all the results? is there any goal? Experiments are obviously done to know more about our life in general. Calculations and trajectories, movement of heavenly bodies and other objects in space are measured because they may pose as a threat to our own planet (say, a collision) and again, to better understand things. Who gives the job? Our endless pursuit for knowledge and to quench the thirst of our curious minds. Results? Technology. Goal? Understand things and help us live better and easier. I would like to raise this question in front of the community. No solid questions were raised, honestly. all miners compete for 12.5bts but who gives the tasks and what is calculated in these hashes? The protocol gives the tasks, obviously, and the miners themselves chose to compute these super complex algorithms in exchange for the block reward + transaction fees. The people then give value to bitcoin by trading it, and so that block reward is what the miners are aiming for as incentive for their work. Title: Re: What are we counting? Post by: jakelyson on July 10, 2019, 05:27:32 PM all miners compete for 12.5bts but who gives the tasks and what is calculated in these hashes? The task is constant. It is to find the nonce that goes with the block so that it will have a hash that starts with a set number of zero's. The higher the difficulty, the more zeroes are needed. If you find this, you get the reward for the block. Title: Re: What are we counting? Post by: Zicadis on July 10, 2019, 08:50:50 PM Are you drunk mate? Or did you hit your head on the pedestal or something?
If you want to know 'who gives the tasks' then you should first spend some time reading the basics. Go read this first : https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf I know you won't do that. Because then you won't come here and ask a question like this. Title: Re: What are we counting? Post by: wmalliance on August 01, 2019, 11:16:14 AM but there’s something in it... ???
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