Quote from: tieuvanna on Today at 04:03:38 AM

I have been unable to find a block after 3 days of mining with 3000 transactions. Could it be that the mining conditions are too difficult? Sad

There are at least 400 wallets mining BTCW. Competition is growing. Each block has around 4000 transactions. Your 3000 is a small fraction against the community. Don't forget, it is NOT txs that make the hash rate, it are the CPUs iterating thru the txs that give the hash power. You can consider transactions to be 'FUEL' and the CPU needs 'FUEL' to do its PoW. The more CPUs running 'FUEL', the more hash power you have. Each CPU can only handle so much 'FUEL'. So at some point you need to use more CPUs. This is 99.9999% PoW coin with a small amount of PoS that makes this coin impossible to be centralized with a mining pool.

Mining pool operators have discovered this coin as a disruptor and they are thinking of clever ways to adjust their business model from being a centralized mining pool to actually hosting the 'FUEL' that they can deliver to the miners in need of transactions. It is a paradigm shift from being centralized, to having all the nodes be decentralized miners and just giving them 'FUEL'. Think of a car running on fuel and think of how distributed cars are around the world, they cover vast areas, not really centralized and can move about and fuel up at many distributed gas station locations.

A mining pool giving out FUEL is still a very decentralized system because all nodes are independently running their own nodes and validating blocks/txs. The mining pools would have to send the txs (for a cost), to the miners, then the miners own the txs. Basically mining pools would turn into Transaction Exchanges (hint hint).

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