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The front page is the reference. This blog is the record. @BLAKE2bMiner is the feed. Position disclosed: we mine it, solo, through our own node. It started with The producers can leave .

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  • The rentable ceiling
    The hash floor post asked what renting hash to attack this chain would cost. This one asks whether an attacker could rent enough hash at all. Today, no. The number to watch is how much of today's hash is rented already.
  • The hash floor, in 88 seconds
    The hash floor post as a short animated explainer. One diagram builds through it: what the chain pays, what an attacker's rent costs, and the floor where they cross. Then the four floors against today's hash, the two windows, and the lock. Drawn by code from the post's numbers, with a synthetic voice.
  • How a year became 180 days
    The coinbase lock went from 45 days, to a one-year hold on the table, to a rolling 180 days in six weeks. The dated record, each line a source and a quote, for a miner who wants to know what rule will apply to next month's coins and where that is being decided.
  • The hash floor
    How much honest hash does this chain need before renting hash to attack it costs more than it takes? A floor in PH/s from today's rental prices and today's coin price, as a range, and the one ratio it turns on. The chain sits at the floor, not above it.
  • The empty suit
    They bought the stage, the ticker, the fund, and most of the hash. A pleb in a spare room runs a node and checks every block against the rule. One of those is empty.

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