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January 18, 2015, 02:55:22 PM
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OP is clearly wrong, the hashrate didn't really "dip", it has stabilized at around 310-315 PHS which is a jump from 280-290 a few weeks back. Next diff will be around 0%, after that we will see another 0% diff, followed by about 10% increase due to btc price recovering and more people buying S5's and SP20's.
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January 19, 2015, 07:53:51 AM
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OP is clearly wrong, the hashrate didn't really "dip", it has stabilized at around 310-315 PHS which is a jump from 280-290 a few weeks back. Next diff will be around 0%, after that we will see another 0% diff, followed by about 10% increase due to btc price recovering and more people buying S5's and SP20's.

IF the price recovers, which I hope it will Smiley

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