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I'm not sure why others downvoted this comment, but I did so because of the bit about "resistance to censorship ... Hash power" is so incredulous to me as to ap
by ademup 3y ago
I'm not sure why others downvoted this comment, but I did so because of the bit about "resistance to censorship ... Hash power" is so incredulous to me as to approach a dangerous level in its appeal to the vulnerable. Ie it reeks of proselytization.
- anonym29 3y agoI'm 100% pro-BTC/XMR (not universally pro-crypto) and even I am willing to unconditionally admit that hash power is largely concentrated in the hands of a centralized few - those running/administrating large mining pools, corporate mining entities, etc and is thus highly vulnerable to censorship should these handful of large, centralized parties collude.