This has come up so many times I think it is time for a sticky, something like
"PLEASE READ BEFORE YOU POST ABOUT RANDOM IPS ON BLOCKCHAIN.INFO FINDING MASSIVE AMOUNTS OF BLOCKS"
obviously people are interested in who is generating blocks - I sure am
BUT blockchain.info looks at the 1st
relay which may or may not be the actual miner.
Jesus. Why does everyone freak out stupidly every time someone notices an instance of a bunch of misreported blocks on blockchain.info. The blockchain.info relayed from fields are frequently wrong and if you understand how it works you won't be surprised by this.
I've locked this thread. The relaying activity of 82.130.102.160 is interesting; but it's almost certainly not mining blocks at all. Start a new thread that doesn't begin with the erroneous assumption that the blockchain.info relayed by field means anything reliable please.
agreed
Though generally it is through lack of information , you and I might understand how "blockchain.info relayed from fields are frequently wrong " but obviously newer miners or people that haven't explored Bitcoin as much as we have may not. Perhaps a sticky with some explanation could help these people understand?
Now it is locked the last thread on this will drop off the page....and the next one will be started :/
For useful info on where the blocks came from I use
http://blockorigin.pfoe.be/index.php takes longer but they verify where the blocks come from rather than use a "best guess" method.
at best blockchain.info should be used as a guide - it certainly is not definitive
Best wishes
Graet