Quote from: IloveAnonCoin on April 04, 2014, 08:55:20 PM

Quote from: flipme on April 04, 2014, 08:15:12 PM

Quote from: kache on April 04, 2014, 08:06:00 PM

I honestly wonder: why hasn't anyone created yet an algo that randomly changes parts of itself every x blocks? This would make ASICs impossible, and only FPGA possible to use, thus limiting the issue a lot...

No, it won't, it's just a matter of the software.
For the moment the only method to secure against ASICs is a combination of algos for which there are no ASICs.

A real rat race. But funny. I like it.
An opportunity to call out people for their true motives.

Every algorithms in X11 is able to do ASIC since day one because it is requirement from NIST to become SHA3 candidate.

Ah really, give me an address of suppliers for each of those.
And if it makes 11 we gonna change to 12. Tomorrow.
You wouldn't even recognize the change, because we wouldn't even have to tell you.
Our software would just update what you generally are not interested in, anyway.