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It is not the algorithm that gets complicated, but the search for a nice hash.
It's not the search for a nice hash, it's the quickness of declaring a new hash.
ok.
but how do you start mining with the blake2b algorithm?
I just remember how you wrote that you build regs on the latest video cards only because the algorithm gets more complex over time
Do you really think it's possible to know everything about all the algorithms?
In order to mine a coin, you first need to look where you can exchange it.
And, when you found such an exchanger (Exchange), you have to look on the Internet to find out how to mine it.
1. What kind of wallet must be.
2. Suitable software for your cards (processor, Icic).
I was not interested in blake2b, and unlikely to be.
It's not the search for a nice one, it's the quickness of declaring a new hash.
there are requirements for the hash,
but rightly so, who's the fastest to find a hash that meets certain requirements?
Nah, it's early. We'll go from 5 or 6.
and that's not certain.
5к-
What did they use, coffee grounds, or TORO cards, or something else?
Sure, hope springs eternal. But on a crypto chart, making predictions is a lost cause...
What did they use, coffee grounds, or TORO cards, or what else?
Of course, hope dies last. But it's a lost cause to make predictions on a crypto chart...
There are horses like that.)
To determine where the bitcoin will fall to, we must first understand why it is falling.
I'm leaning towards zero.
most likely because it's inconvenient and simply not competitive with existing currencies as a means of payment
Oddly enough - there are commissions anyway, decentralisation will disappear.