I am assuming they are private pools or a large private mining group.
If they were public pools, I am sure they would want to advertise in this thread.
It is scary that one group controls that much of the mining capacity.
It is frustrating that this question and the stuck transaction (cryptsy) issue continues to be ignored. Perhaps all focus is on Zerocoin right now and the devs are not overly concerned with either of these issues
If they were public pools, I am sure they would want to advertise in this thread.
It is scary that one group controls that much of the mining capacity.
It is frustrating that this question and the stuck transaction (cryptsy) issue continues to be ignored. Perhaps all focus is on Zerocoin right now and the devs are not overly concerned with either of these issues
Hey its just 95%+ of hashrate it wont damage AnonCoin in the long run will it
I did PM Meeh, he had no answer and he also refused to answer the simple question "where do you mine yourself at the moment"..
Well the most anonymous way to acquire an anonymous cryptocurrency would be solo mining via Tor. I'd imagine the network has quite a few large solo-miners. Maybe someone could start watching the block explorer for the IP address associated with new blocks. Then seeing if the IP addresses correspond with Tor public gateways. Or if the IP addresses associated with new blocks can be linked to anywhere else. The dev's did say they were planning on soon changing from Scrypt to a three of five auxPoW chains myriad. While meeh did say he'd have an important announcement for us soon.
Do anyone know 1 TOR pool!?