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You could, but you'd be competing with everyone else that's also making transactions so you'd need an incredible amount of computational power to outstrip that.
by gtfierro 9y ago
You could, but you'd be competing with everyone else that's also making transactions so you'd need an incredible amount of computational power to outstrip that.
- nickporter 9y agoAnd if you had that much hashing power, you'd be better off using it for mining. It's explained in more detail in the (surprisingly accessible) bitcoin whitepaper.