What does etc mining mean (etc mining requirements)
What does etc mining mean? According to official sources, decentralized applicat
What does etc mining mean? According to official sources, decentralized applications based on the Ethereum chain are currently running on the Ethereum Classic (ETC) platform, using the Solidity smart contract language. Due to the high barrier of entry for Ethereum smart contract code, many projects are using this protocol for various mining activities, including mainstream currencies such as Ethereum, Bitcoin, and Litecoin participating in these transactions. Therefore, technically speaking, ETC is used for the underlying infrastructure of the blockchain. As for mining, in addition to enabling transfers, it also has the important function of mining blocks and allowing users to receive corresponding rewards. So, eth mining can be seen as an incentive mechanism that helps ordinary users better complete application development and deployment in the blockchain network.
etc mining requirements
According to ethereumworldnews, the Ethereum Software Development Kit (Ethereum SDK) includes requirements for mining: checking and shuffling eth_address and transactions. If this is not done, a portion or all of the rewards will be confiscated and given to the validating node, otherwise it will not affect the normal running time. To ensure the use of the same software environment in this process, the client needs to download a new Command Line Interface (CLI). This means that anyone can modify the code to support certain operations.
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