I'm new to this issue. Explain to me why such a speed can damage the situation? Because it just me? Or because this rate is generally detrimental to the currency?
Can I distribute this rate accounts for 10? In this case the same harm to the currency?
What CPU currency I produce without harming it?
This post from just a couple of days ago illustrates the position very nicely. XMG block rewards are highly dependent on the total hashrate, which is itself determined by the time taken to mine previous blocks (which adds a kind of random element to it). This is one of the unique features of XMG and is frequently overlooked by people new to the scene, so you are not alone my friend
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=735170.msg11542393#msg11542393It should be apparent that adding 10 Mh/s to the total will kill the block rewards.
If you direct your hashpower at the XMG multipool
https://multi.magipool.info/ using another algorithm of your choice, the proceeds are paid to the multipool in BTC and this is converted to XMG for you by purchasing XMG on the exchanges. This mechanism allows you to mine as hard as you want and supports the price of XMG on the market. Genius if you ask me
If you are able to split that hashpower and point it at multiple pools, obviously the effect would be much the same as if you pointed the whole lot at one place. However, if you wanted to point 250 Kh/s at Coinmagi pool
http://pom.coinmagi.org/ and participate in the Proof of Mining campaign, then that would be very welcome and you will get a bonus for taking part. See
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1028548.0 for details.
Hope this helps.
You helped me, but still it's hard for me to understand. So, the lower the speed of the network, the better? What then is the development?
Do I understand correctly that if sent to the XMG 120 000 KH / s I will kill the XMG?
Perhaps my solo production possible? Or it does not change anything?
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