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Quote from: --Serena-- on April 21, 2018, 06:59:38 AM

(repost) I just want you all to know that we're still going over all of your feedback and our team is carefully considering everything you say. The Dero team knows that what's going on is not a positive thing, but it's not going to harm the network.

It's easy to get caught up on the things that are troubling you. I believe this is where the saying "the squeaky wheel gets the grease" comes from.

I think it's critically important to recognize that while others shifted their PoW algos, Dero fixed and continued to work on the issues that allowed so many networks to be attacked recently.

Please don't take that as we're ignoring the ASIC issue, what Dero is doing is looking at the issue from a different perspective and fixing the underlying problems before addressing what exacerbated them.

For full info please see: https://forum.dero.io/t/dero-monthly-update/446

If you have any questions please send --Serena-- a message

This POW is broken. How about switch only CPU minning ? Decentralized and no dump.

To be honest with you, my dream is that all PoW cryptocurrencies could be only CPU mineable (I personally don't like GPU mining, and, evidently, neither ASIC).

GPU rig can have 8-12 GPUs. I have no idea how to do rig with same amount of CPUs. If each one need his own motherboard and ram... Then that type of mining is sucks. I only know server motherborads with 4 cpu, but it have especial socket (very limited models of CPU can be placed) and can't be upgraded in future. Very uncomfortable and annoying perspective. There will be very small amount of real miners and supporters in way like that. Only botnets... I think it more bad than even asics

Well, I hadn't thought by your view point before. And it makes sense.

Not to mention cloud mining, when someone spins up a large number of cheap VMs.