Quote from: miner.rocks on March 01, 2018, 09:33:54 PM

Quote from: cotinco on March 01, 2018, 09:06:16 PM

Seems that somebody added some hash power to the "pool.dero.live" blockchain during last 20 minutes and now it has nearly the same length and difficulty with the other one. What now?

The chain with higher cumulative difficulty will win sometime, when daemon will be fixed to allow one of chains to win. Until that there will be several chains.

If so, the higher cumulative difficulty is the chain of your pool because official pool was alone most of time. But why don't developers just stop that chain competition by shutting down the official pool as they did before? Or it is supported by some other people? Seems that pools from both sides already started to send their payments (more than 60 blocks gone), won't it be much harder to recover now?