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You obviously haven't clicked on the link. P2Pool requires too many resources (a full-node). Whereas most of current mining, ran by trusted third-party pools, c
by sktrdie 13y ago
You obviously haven't clicked on the link. P2Pool requires too many resources (a full-node). Whereas most of current mining, ran by trusted third-party pools, can even be done off of a raspberry pi, which requires much less resources.
- verroq 13y agoYou can just connect to a P2Pool node you know. You don't need to set up your own. Check out http://whatisp2pool.com http://whatisp2pool.com if you still want to learn more.
- shawabawa3 13y agoIsn't that again just recentralizing? The P2Pool nodes could be malicious
- verroq 13y agoWell that's what the share chain is for. Again, if you don't trust the nodes you can run your own.
- foley 13y agoI used to run a full-node on a Raspberry Pi, has the transaction volume made this unfeasible?
- nwh 13y agoVery. You'd be looking at months to sync, if it managed to at all.