@acityinohio Central bankers… central developers…
@paxful @rogerkver Not censoring people is hard work, I tells ya! Note that /r/bitcoin had to add a bunch of mods https://t.co/wbMkqXm1pP
@rogerkver We’re nearly 12,000 strong in reddit.com/r/bitcoinxt and it has been going great; glad to have you on board!
@BlockCypher Ahhhh interesting tactic :-)
The charts are indicating that a new stress test on mainnet may have started an hour ago. Check out those sigops: https://t.co/y4QDDzKpMa
@BlockCypher You’re not broken, but seem to be struggling to stay caught up; currently over 400 blocks behind.
https://t.co/pvvd7j2Kr4
@BitPay Looks like the load was too great; now your testnet explorer has crashed. pic.twitter.com/oUTrFzGK5k
@BitPay Side note: due to how you refresh data on the dashboard widget, sometimes screenshots come out blank: pic.twitter.com/LNJ8cCSFRc
@BitPay The ‘recent blocks’ widget on test-insight.bitpay.com doesn’t seem to be able to handle block storms. pic.twitter.com/GwpAr8XB1J
@MyceliumCom Your testnet servers appear to be down, probably due to the current block storm.
Bunker down, blockchain processors; another testnet block storm is upon us. Difficulty has reset to 1 and blocks are arriving by the second.
RT @bridge21inc: Seven reasons a vote for BIP100 is a bad idea: https://t.co/Xnosji7Zic
@kristovatlas madness!
@kristovatlas Just thought it might be interesting given that TBTC has no discernible market value.
By my very rough estimates, at 0.5 J/GH & $0.08 / kWh & 1.3M difficulty, it currently costs about half a penny to mine a bitcoin on testnet.
@CryptoCoinBrief You can reach me at jameson@lopp.net
In which a group of developers claims to defend permissionless innovation while requesting innovators ask permission https://t.co/eSEq1B1Xzx
@least_nathan @JustusRanvier @kristovatlas The ability to reliably orphan blocks would require a majority of the network hash power. $$$$$$$
slush_pool Captain speaking again with some news…… fb.me/6GLvRqj5R
@ShawnElliott @mikestable It’s important to be able to prioritize where your computational power is being spent.
Cryptography dramatically decreases the cost of security, allowing us to create assets that are outside the reach of many forms of coercion.
@BitfuryGeorge @gavinandresen Note that my node is connected to ~120 peers (very high) and still uses avg of < 10 KB/S down and 100 KB/S up.