I saw that Genesis Mining still offers a Uno option. I had switched away after merged mining, but now that the hash is under 1phs this week, I switched my 250 ghs over there back to mining Uno directly. I really shouldn't be earning much on 250 ghs with the network hash rate still in the 850 ths range, but the past 3 days in a row I've earned payouts of .1 Uno, which would seem to represent a really good run of luck. That's a great return on my hash for my contribution of about .025% of the entire network.
Here's the block where I received my payment moments ago from Genesis.
https://chainz.cryptoid.info/uno/block.dws?630769.htmFrom the number of payments made to Uno wallets in this block/transaction, there seems to be a lot of people mining Uno.
It seems they paid out about 5 uno, which means they solved about 320 blocks per day out of about 480 blocks predicted each day, which would give them about 67% of the network. Now this could be very inaccurate. Just because I'm earning .1 Uno per day, others might be seeing their payout for several days of mining. We don't know. I'm not alleging anything, and I respect Genesis Mining. I just think the math is sort of interesting.
If were to speculate, based on the math I'd assume that Genesis switched all of the Uno hash over to mining bitcoin, and that it has instead implemented Uno payouts. That would get me closer to .1 uno/day. That would actually be a smart move.
I just thought this was interesting and I didn't really have anything else to talk about today. I'm not complaining about earning .1 Uno each day for only 250 ghs of hash. That's very cool. I hope it continues.
I doubt they would switch all of their UNO hash to one coin, why take the risk when you can spread it a little bit. But good news for UNO either way. It means there's probably both hashrate support and buying support from a large operation.