Quote from: amdfxman1701 on June 08, 2018, 05:18:48 AM

Quote from: Racquemis1 on June 08, 2018, 04:29:28 AM

Network hashrate isn't a good measure to calculate pool dominance. You need to look at pending blocks for that.
Minexpool has around 75 percent atm. Still a bit high but I can't control where people mine. It's not up to me to police.
When price increases again. People at suprnova will again start mining mnx and the hashrate will be spread out once again.

true, but the point is the the hashrate is basically concentrated on two pools, which is NOT a good thing. Forgetop is a good pool and I'm sure there are others, yet the Minex team refuses to add any to the list of pools for some odd reason and refuse to give an answer for it.

You don't need the team to advertise the pools. It's frankly not up to them.
Pool owners should advertise their own pools. Also all the pools are listed on my telegram channel so people know of them already.

Hashrate on two pools isn't really that much of a problem. Other pools exist and so are several private mining pools and are functional. the automatic failover on lolminer you can configure will take care of pool switching in case one goes down. People just flock naturally to the largest pool but there are enough backup pools to pick up the slack when for some reason one goes down. So I myself am not worried about the state of the network. I was earlier when it was just suprnova and minexpool. But there are several solo miners out there now and several public pools like forgetop, and at least two private pools that I know of. the neteork is in better shape now then last year.