Hashrate and privacy
summary
Claim: buying hashrate can give stronger privacy than coin mixers by paying miners for mined coin via stratum proxy connections and multisig settlements that only sign for actual delivered shares. A working proxy routes miners, logs shares, interpolates hash rate (high variance in the first 15 minutes), and issues multisig payouts proportional to measured delivery (example: sign for 98% if only 98% arrived). The system aims for a market-priced shares marketplace; remaining gaps include firmware support and B1→B2 protocol translation.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Hash rate and privacy basics
- 1:26Bitcoin hash rate privacy
- 6:42Bitcoin traceability concerns
- 11:25Mindful mining pools
- 14:23Pay-per-share mining issues
- 17:17Bitcoin privacy beyond payments
- 19:00Stratum v2 block production
- 22:16Transparent hash rate market
- 25:22Hash rate marketplace explained
- 32:45Q&A
