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Why does the whole network have about 7.6 MH/s hash rate? but all listed pools add together only to have less than 1 MH/s hash rate. Is any big farm extracting these coins from their own pool?

What that doesnt make sense

It does make sense if it were true. It could mean that one farm could control most of coins and later manipulate the price.

It might be a Nicehash buyer. You also have to keep in mind that there are a lot of people who mine on private pools/solo mine. You can't expect to be able to add the network hashrate solely from the pools. This is the case for most coins. Even bitcoin which is the most known coin with little privacy has 10% of the network as "unkown".

Why do you mention Nicehash? Big losses at this Stellite price, Buying is much better. Only bots do not care the price because bots use others' resources. Centralization may kill this project. Redistribution of wealth to Hackers, Nice Project!

Have you voted for Stellite XTL yet on https://acc.vicex.io/acc/listing ? If not register and keep us number 1 Cool

People are going away, we need bot-resistance algorithm.

Bitcoin(ASIC occupy), Monero(Bots occupy), Ethereum(ASIC and Bot - resistance)

Participants matter in this game.

Sounds like a plan, which bot-resistance algorithm would be your number 1 choice?

I have no idea. I have mined CPU only algorithm coin once, but Bots have occupied over 50%(Nicehash does not have that algorithm), so I gave up the CPU only algorithm coins now.

Vitalik dumped ASIC and CPU miners, also. Is is possible to distinguish between CPU miners and Bots?