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3 sats \ 5 replies \ @k00b 10 Sep \ on: Prepay for 14 days of Ocean hashrate that pays out straight to your own address? bitcoin_Mining

Isn't this how most hashrate leasing works minus the Ocean specificity?

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104 sats \ 3 replies \ @jasonb 10 Sep
  • growing historical data can't be faked (use ocean's dashboards as proof)
  • no-KYC
  • fully pseudonymous

Maybe the first one, but definitely the bottom two points quotes that he or she mentioned would be different than Braiins when I was exploring their version. If he or she offers an option at a smaller denomination, I'd almost certainly be interested in giving it a try.

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123 sats \ 2 replies \ @Yifp9SMue5pSx8XdGYRl OP 10 Sep
  • growing historical data can't be faked (use ocean's dashboards as proof)

You're right that these are the same. but I can offer a realtime (every 5mins) updated CSV that has all the numbers to analyze things more yourself

  • no-KYC
  • fully pseudonymous

I know, this can be achieved this using digital sigs and PSBTs

offers an option at a smaller denomination

Coming soon! But want to ensure a large enough fleet to have multiple onchain txs avoiding minimum threshold issues

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3 sats \ 1 reply \ @jasonb 10 Sep

Well, I'm following you here now. This sounds really cool.

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28 sats \ 0 replies \ @Yifp9SMue5pSx8XdGYRl OP 10 Sep

Awesome, any thoughts on useful realtime metrics which make mining easier to understand? Here's what i've got so far

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3 sats \ 0 replies \ @Yifp9SMue5pSx8XdGYRl OP 11 Sep

2 differences I see are bounding the contracts within a mining period, which keeps a pre-set difficulty for the duration. From what I've seen, nicehash, Braiins, etc. require kyc for withdrawl. Others are smaller denominations or durations, so usually use an L2.

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