Which blockchains feature a pure linear emission, i.e. a constant block reward?

The attacker amassed more than 50% of total graphrate to perform a reorg.
No network rules were changed. What changed (drastically) was the most-worked branch.


Yes. the longest chain rule worked as intended.

But imagine the KYC pool offering *negative* pool fee rates. I.e.they will subsidize any miner in their pool.
Then all rational miners, at least those that particularly value their anonymity, will flock to that pool, censorship be damned.

So they may well acquire a majority of hashrate, with an ability to orphan any block from other pools that included a censored transaction. They will just have to pay dearly for this ability...

BEAM responded to repeated 51% attacks on their network by adopting an unsound longest chain rule,
where nodes do not switch to another more-work chain if it reorgs too many blocks (unless their chain
is stuck for a long enough time).

See https://medium.com/beam-mw/beam-mitigating-reorgs-1ad001bb08b9 for details.

Grin meets with a 51% attack...

https://grinnews.substack.com/p/122-batten-down-the-hatches-

Important changes to Grin are made through a proposal system similar to Bitcoin's BIPS:

https://github.com/mimblewimble/grin-rfcs

You may find the fixfees proposal at

https://github.com/mimblewimble/grin-rfcs/blob/master/text/0017-fix-fees.md

Many more proposals are in the pipeline at

https://github.com/mimblewimble/grin-rfcs/pulls

Please consider contributing to Grin development by reading these and providing feedback, or even writing your own proposal.

Is that a 3080 or a 3090?

In terms of efficiency, these numbers are barely better than a 2080Ti,
which gets 0.74 gps at 250W.

Does anyone have C32 graphrates on the new 3080 or 3090 GPUs?
They could be the first ones to get over 1 graph per second...

Is the 3090 the first card to get over 1 graph per second (1gps) on Grin Cuckatoo32?

Can anyone with a 3090, or 3080 for that matter, report the C32 graphrate they get?

https://grinnews.substack.com/p/118-grin-411-released

Thanks to bbc.reporter for giving me the idea to post the newsletters here:-)

It's surprising how someone using Grin's logo as their avatar is so ill-informed:-)

Try subscribing to the Grin newsletter https://grinnews.substack.com/
Or read the forum at https://forum.grin.mw/
Or hang out with the developers on keybase grincoin channels...

Or for a noise-proof basement in need of heating...

Grin has constant block reward. In Doge the current reward is only 1% of initial reward.
Not quite the same, unless your only distinction is capped vs uncapped.

Taking that to an extreme, Grin would be the same as Bitcoin with a 1 satoshi tail emission,
where late miners are rewarded 5 billion times less than initial ones.