> It's just one example of a downside of (a particular way of) using
> Tor. That doesn't mean I recommend against using Tor for Bitcoin
> traffic at all; my point was simply that there are trade-offs, and
> aspects of privacy of the P2P protocol that Tor does not address, and
> thus one shouldn't
> Can you maybe try stating the goals of your payout function, and then
> demonstrate how what you're proposing meets that?
The goals are quite simple: if you are a solo miner, you are trying to mine a
block that meets the network difficulty. If you are using some kind of pool,
then you are tr
Devs,
Here's today's post: https://rubin.io/bitcoin/2021/12/13/advent-16/
It covers how you can use Sapio modules composably. This is an active area
of research for the Sapio platform, so definitely welcome and appreciate
ideas and feedback.
One area I'm particularly happy with but also unhappy
