That sample size is < 1 day, so it's not very reliable. 2 blocks out of that 6 seem to be "luck streak". While I was checking the dashboard I thought of something, though:
The intraday self-reported hashrate has huge variance (25EH low, 45EH high) and it seems to follow (inverse) peak grid load times when you align it with Eastern/Central time. Running a hybrid solar powered installation in SoCal or, better, just across the border there can give a nice boost to share accumulation, thanks to PPLNS.
The lucky streak continues. Interesting point about solar. My little setup just started generating earlier this month. I'm a long way from making a difference.
That sample size is < 1 day, so it's not very reliable. 2 blocks out of that 6 seem to be "luck streak". While I was checking the dashboard I thought of something, though:
The intraday self-reported hashrate has huge variance (25EH low, 45EH high) and it seems to follow (inverse) peak grid load times when you align it with Eastern/Central time. Running a hybrid solar powered installation in SoCal or, better, just across the border there can give a nice boost to share accumulation, thanks to PPLNS.
Another snapshot:
The lucky streak continues. Interesting point about solar. My little setup just started generating earlier this month. I'm a long way from making a difference.
Fuck OCEAN, they can have fun staying poor. Miners should know better than to point hashrate at the only pool that censors transactions.
Ocean lets miners construct their own block templates if they want. That fights censorship.
...constructing empty blocks is the opposite of fighting censorship: OCEAN subsidizes censorship attackers using profits from honest miners.