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Amitabh S (OP)
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November 12, 2017, 09:15:53 AM
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Next hardfork of bitcoin should try to take care of these mining pools trying to dominate hashrate, if that is possible. A few mining pools should not be allowed to swing the hashrate so much.. This is like a coordinated centralized attack.

Pool users should decide where the hashrate goes, not the operators. This is a problem for all cryptos but more for BCH, whose hashrate adjusts more quickly.

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Yes, you are right...Thank you for your great information.
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