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March 23, 2013, 01:56:10 PM
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Seems they are having close to 44% of network hasing power while they have not mined even a block since 7 hours ago  Huh Huh


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Sorry, I think that is their PPLNS system had some error, the blockchain.info still shows they are generating blocks, but 44% is too dangerous in my view, I'm moving to other pools

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