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Author Topic: what has to be true for ASIC SHA256 mining to work on a coin?  (Read 333 times)
Cryddit (OP)
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May 12, 2014, 02:08:06 PM
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ASIC miners work on alts whose blocks conform to some set of rules.

What -- exactly -- are the rules?  

I want to add new fields to the block, new transaction types, and a couple of other things - but when I'm done I want the result to be able to take advantage of all that ASIC infrastructure out there.   So what kind of binary changes can I make and what kind of changes will result in a block that can't be mined with existing ASICs?



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