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replied 1810d
I think this attack would be way too uncertain. This is why banksters choose to subvert Core and the communication channels.
replied 1810d
I agree that it is not a good attack, it is expensive and seems criminal from the outside, and does not ultimately give the ability to bend the coin in a desired direction.
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Also, using general purpose hw is inherently more decentralized, enabling small scale mining which would make pulling off something like that successfully a lot harder.
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General Purpose Hardware is by default more decentralized due to there not being monopolies or barriers to entry. This is a side point, but do you favor BCH changing the mining Algo?
replied 1809d
I think the algo should have been changed by now. BCH would be in a lot stronger position.
Ignis
replied 1809d
Its possible you are just over predicting.
replied 1809d
Do not change the BCH algo.
Start a new coin with a mining algo that Asic technology cannot address.
There exist many ways to achieve that.
replied 1809d
The bch community looks at the algo change just like how the useful idiots of Coretards looked at the capacity increase back then. We'll see where this attitude leads...
replied 1809d
Changing the algo is not conceivable for BCH.
Getting consensus would be impossible.
(context: Just fixing the DAA reads like a civil war story.)
Build better faster on new turf.
replied 1809d
"Changing the algo is not conceivable for BCH."

Well, not with that attitude.
replied 1809d
Trying to fix the difficulty algo with such low relative hashrate is just pathetic and blatantly retarded.