Thanks for sharing. A really mysterious coin. 
Rule change without any notice is really bad.
Rule change without any notice is really bad.
Wait a minute here- the entire algorithm is public. There were NO rule changes.
The only thing I did was restrict heavy pool users from sending in more than 200 solutions per IP per 10 minutes, which technically didnt change anything yet.
That was on the pool side, to ensure the pool is not overrun by linux hackers.
When I said I raised the Diff, I was referring to the minimum difficulty share the pool hands out, which is not a global rule change, its the pool owners business.
This community has been transparent from the beginning. I hope everyone can see that.
>>That was on the pool side, to ensure the pool is not overrun by linux hackers.
sense really bad attitude here.
Running multiple daemons is possible on Windows the same way as on Linux.
it's a bad idea to treat people like this BP.
how exactly BBP was hacked on Linux ?
another question : did pool admin applied restrictions individually or to all Linux miners.
I have Windows boxed where HPS2 and shares dropped dramatically too .
why would someone care investing in BBP time and money if it can be manipulated that badly by the pool admins?