Quote from: AnonyMint on April 02, 2014, 07:22:58 PM

Quote from: Syke on April 02, 2014, 07:20:27 PM

Quote from: AnonyMint on April 02, 2014, 06:31:32 PM

If necessary SWAT teams show up at physical locations where the bulk of the ASICs are since for example one miner has 10% of network hash rate all in one location in East Washington.

Why do you keep making up "facts"? MegaBigPower would be the mine in East Washington, and they're running about 1 PH. that is under 2% of the network.

I saw a TV documentary and it said 7% (I remember that well) and they said they hoped to reach 10% very soon. I saw the racks and racks of ASICs in a huge cooled warehouse-like facility and he was adding more continuously. I don't remember the name. They said they were keeping the exact location secret. The title was something like "The man who owns 10% of Bitcoin".

Found it:

http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2014/03/meet-the-manic-miner-who-wants-to-mint-10-of-all-new-bitcoins/

"2.2 petahash"

That was months ago. Surely it has increased since then. So you are the one who needs to get your "facts" straight before you attack. Roll Eyes

Guess I have to bitch slap you again. Read the damn title you posted.

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Meet the manic miner who wants to mint 10% of all new bitcoins

I'm sure you can understand the meaning of the word "wants". Just because he "wants" it, doesn't make it true.

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Global hashing power is estimated at about 39.5 petahash, putting Carlson's 2.2 petahash at about 5.6 percent of the world's total.

What was it you claimed? Let me see...

Quote from: AnonyMint on April 02, 2014, 06:31:32 PM

one miner has 10% of network hash rate all in one location in East Washington.

Absolutely wrong, and since you can't handle being corrected, it's pointless to continue arguing with you. Don't bother replying, you're now on /ignore.