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Quote from: BitFence on April 28, 2018, 11:51:09 PM

Guess what is happening here? Mining threats already! Dont worry, we are not pre-mining, its a testnet, getting our pool ready

Damn BitFence is golden ... far exceed expectations and ahead of schedule!!! congrats

Yeah man Bitfence are really off to a great start, can someone explain what's happening in the image above? Is it a demo of the Bitfence mining platform?

They are testing the bitfence network on a testnet to make sure they dont have issues. Basically they are actively trying to break their blockchain during this phase in the testnet this basically shows their testnet pools performance

Thanks for the explanation Phantam, it looks like development is moving along very nicely. This means everything should be ready for the MVP launch in Q3!

Just to add to the learning curve, I don't know if you guys have seen this article but very informative on the project, some good detail
https://coinworldstory.com/bitfence-io/

This is a pretty cool article about Bitfence, it doesn't go into to too much detail but it sums up the key points of the project nicely. One thing I'm curious about is this about Bitfence mining:

"StingMiner software application will gather suspicious networking activities and invite/attract potential hackers to attack BitFence configured devices as cyber victim systems."

Does this mean it is only the hardware using stingminer software that will attract hackers, or could other computers connected to the network not using stingminer also be liable to hacking attempts?