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True, I do conflate the two. But the article was about hashrate, and you do need enormous hashrate to modify even one past block. Attacks of that kind are fairl
by colemannugent 9y ago
True, I do conflate the two. But the article was about hashrate, and you do need enormous hashrate to modify even one past block. Attacks of that kind are fairly unreasonable, even on the scale of the Chinese govt.
Would I be wrong to think that every miner (or at least every entity who is mining, not nessesarily every computer that is mining) would have a vested interest in running a full node as well? That would put control of the nodes in roughly the same hands as those who control the miners right?
- Frogolocalypse 9y agoIt doesn't matter. It only matters which nodes are used to record transactions on the blockchain. You can have a million nodes, but unless those nodes are recording transactions on the blockchain, it matters not.