At the beginning of the mining adventure you need to decide whether you will smash blocks on your own or in a group of mines. With high difficulty and low computing power of our excavators it may take us several months to smash a block, while in large mines blocks fall down even every dozen minutes. In mines, the reward for a block is divided proportionally to shares among all miners, while digging solo the whole reward goes to us. The mines usually take a small commission on the reward we receive. Mines differ from each other mainly in size as well as the commission charged and the system of calculating the commission. The only difference between a small and large mine is the frequency of breaking blocks and thus a constant income at a similar level for large mines and quite different for small ones. For example, on a large mine we mine on average 10 blocks per day at 0.1BTC and on a small mine we mine on average 1 block per day at 1BTC, with the difference that sometimes in a small mine a block can be smashed after a few days or several blocks can be smashed per day. On an annual basis large and small mines are digging at a similar level and there are no mines better or worse apart from the commissions they charge. Most of the mines are centralized which means they are operated by one server which makes them vulnerable to various attacks, that's why p2p based mining has emerged and we recommend it. Tags
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