Well this looks fun, is that a glitch in hash calculation or is that a GPU miner? That hashrate you'd need a pretty big botnet.
I think, it looks like this guy is dumping the price at any price from his mined coins.
In fact thats the reason because the price of Bismuth is not increasing, that guy is dumping every single BIS that get from mining.....at least thats good for those that are hardly accumulating BIS waiting for the explosion.
No need to be worried, team works day by day, twitter is up and running, in 2 days we have a 1K bis giveaway and the block 340K is around the corner.
I am the guy. And no, price is decreasing not because of me. I'm actually fighting for bismuth price on cryptopia quite a lot.
In any case, I've got no chance to drop the value of Bismuth, because alltogether our pool mined only around 1300 coins. Dumping the price with that? I won't even be able to cover server bill so far. And look into the transaction, the author of Bismuth outgoing transactions count up to around 185000(yes, that's 185 thousands) coins already.
Going back to the hashrate, I've started a pool for some friends of mine. It's CPU mining, but on an optimized client, currently giving out around 2.2 times more than optihash miner(and I hope to optimize it more). At the moment, I'm having huge troubles even running a node properly, because it constantly takes all the cpu of whatever huge server I give it and also keeps rolling blocks backwards once in a (very short) while, so unless I do some live testing, it dumps all the hashrate to optipool, because I don't want to risk that much power/hashrate. In any case, I hope I will be able to resolve the issues soon, because optipool is clearly not doing it's job, being offline at least 1/10 of the time and having 10sec/504 stats page.
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