Quote from: rockmoney on December 26, 2017, 09:48:23 PM

Network hashrate is currently 29.20 PH/s (according to coinwarz.com). The iSpace pool is currently dead (possibly due to the significant increase in load from people mining UNB recently). The new coin-mining.net pool for UNB is currently mining at a total of 0.066 TH/s, and most high power miners wouldn't be able to mine there because of too many restarts being requested). I am not aware of any other pools for UNB at time of this post. My question (even before iSpace pools went offline a bit ago) has been this:

WHERE IS ALL OF THE HASH POWER COMING FROM???

I realize there are likely a few solo miners mining UNB, but I highly doubt any one solo miner would be pointing significant amounts of their hash power towards solo mining this coin (even with the current profitability). Prior to the iSpace pool going offline, the entire network hashrate was much more than the 29.20 PH/s currently listed on coinwarz.com, which means there is ~29+ PH/s of mining coming from somewhere other than iSpace and coin-mining.net pools combined (even when iSpace is online). Can anyone help provide some insight as to where that much mining power would be coming from?

Now all of the hash rate is gone! I have not seen a block in my full node for 8 hours. My money is stuck. What will happen now? Does the dev have to fork the coin and decrease difficulty or are our coins stuck forever? Huh