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Quote from: LPCobris on January 09, 2014, 12:32:55 AM

I also belives that should be a control to these kind of very suspicious minings...

500mh? Huh

come on really?

Im busting my balls to get a second system do run to up from my 1.6mh to maybe 4mh...
fu xxxx x x x...

Rich do all get rich... not the poor it seems...

LPC

suspicious? not for me. more intriguing than suspicious, and this sparks my curiosity.

i think there is a new player with new technology in play here. Due to the supply constraints video cards, i doubt someone could have gotten this hash rate from GPU setup by dec 31 and start with such a large hash rate. there just isn't that many video cards available from anywhere.

if it was a botnet like a few paranoiacs were saying, there should be more fluctuations in the hash rate as unaware people turned their computers on and off.

i believe this is the first evidence of a scrypt asic farm. to see it on middlecoin should be no suprise to any of us here; middlecoin does outperform the others switching pools.

we'll see others. this is only the beginning.

Couldn't agree with you more...

Suggestion:

Why not archive stagnant bitcoin addresses that aren't mining into another page so we all aren't buffering a bunch on the front page. (food for thought)

You're talking about someone who is confirmed to be from China, where these cards are all made. Supply is a completely different story over there. These aren't people that are walking into Frys picking up equipment.

china is where many of the asics are made too. oh rite