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Technically, you could say that you're looking for an hash with N zero bits at the beginning. But yes, a lot of people seem to think that you're looking for N z
by nadaviv 12y ago
Technically, you could say that you're looking for an hash with N zero bits at the beginning. But yes, a lot of people seem to think that you're looking for N zero bytes instead.
- oleganza 12y agoEven granularity of 1 bit is too big. It is 2x increase or decrease in difficulty while the actual hashing rate grows by 10-20% every 2 weeks even during today's crazy time of land grabbing.