+- ndeet -- 12d --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------[...]+ | | | Buying hash from big (and small) hashing farms so it doesn't end up in centralized mining pools but instead build on | | your own block templates (via DATUM and SV2) sounds like a net positive to me. Running your own mining hardware is | | better that's for sure but the next best thing is to buy hash that would otherwise end up in centralized mining | | pools giving them more power. Not as bad as cloud mining as you can point an exact hash rate you bought to a | | specific pool/mine your preferred block templates. | | | | What's the argument why this is bad? | | | +-- reply --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---+Buying hash from big (and small) hashing farms so it doesn't end up in centralized mining pools but instead build on your own block templates (via DATUM and SV2) sounds like a net positive to me. Running your own mining hardware is better that's for sure but the next best thing is to buy hash that would otherwise end up in centralized mining pools giving them more power. Not as bad as cloud mining as you can point an exact hash rate you bought to a specific pool/mine your preferred block templates. What's the argument why this is bad?
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Buying hash from big (and small) hashing farms so it doesn't end up in centralized mining pools but insteadbuild on your own block templates (via DATUM and SV2) sounds like a net positive to me. Running your own mininghardware is better that's for sure but the next best thing is to buy hash that would otherwise end up incentralized mining pools giving them more power. Not as bad as cloud mining as you can point an exact hash rateyou bought to a specific pool/mine your preferred block templates.What's the argument why this is bad?