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Am I correct in saying this is good news for BTC, as it makes a 50% network attack more and more expensive to execute? Going into the future, when difficulty i
by TomGullen 13y ago
Am I correct in saying this is good news for BTC, as it makes a 50% network attack more and more expensive to execute?
Going into the future, when difficulty is high enough or all Bitcoins are mined, would some of this computing power shut down?
- jafaku 13y agoYou are correct. No, because the payer can decide the fee to pay, and the miner can decide the minimum he will accept. So the free market will take care of the fees for the miners.