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• Privacy
  # [[Pool vs. solo mining|Solo-mine]] a block, and have the newly-mined coins sent to your wallet. ...the fact that you're using bitcoin at all. As the coins were obtained by [[mining]] they are entirely unlinked from any other information about you. Since th
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• Mining rig
  ...dedicated miner where it was procured, built and operated specifically for mining or it could otherwise be a computer that fills other needs, such as perform '''Warning:''' GPU mining is not very profitable (if at all) anymore, and even if you have free elect
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• Bitcoin Mining Operations Management Service
  ...coin Mining Operations Management Service''' — you buy and install the [[mining rig]] hardware and this service will take care of everything else, remotely The hosting service has been discontinued however the operator still sells contracts where a specified service laevel (measured in terms of GHash/second) is pur
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• Press
  ** [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXerV3f5jN8 Lecture 5 — Bitcoin Mining] ** [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TipGy2bOVL4 Lecture 8 — Alternative Mining Puzzles]
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• Bitcoin Rigs
  Sold custom built [[mining rig|mining rigs]] and contracts for purchasing mining rig capacity. ...cointalk.org/?topic=3208 Dedicated Bitcoin Mining Rigs]</ref>. The mining contracts were first offered March 25, 2011<ref>[https://bitcointalk.org/?topic=4922
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• Marchenko Ltd
  Sold contracts for purchasing mining rig capacity. The service was offered by community member Vladimir. ...to miners a [[Bitcoin Mining Operations Management Service|service]] where mining rigs could be managed by the operator remotely.
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• Contract
  ...ethod of using Bitcoin to form agreements with people via the block chain. Contracts don't make anything possible that was previously impossible, but rather, th Many of the ideas underlying Bitcoin contracts were first described by Nick Szabó in his seminal paper,
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• 21bitcoin
  ...pool. The pool offered mining contracts<ref>{{cite btct|id=17208|title=HK mining contract|date=15 June 2011}}</ref> and a forum. [[Category:Mining pools]]
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• People
  ...any blocks with it) and at one time his GPU mining farm (the ArtFarm) was mining over a third of all blocks. ...developer, owner of BitcoinWatch, creator and owner of BitcoinCharts, GPU mining software and JS web interface.
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• Mining
  ...is page should serve as an entry point and a place to organize most of our mining articles. Thank You! (-Atheros) --> ...e:Quick-and-dirty-4x5970-cooling.jpg|thumb|right|A home-made "[[Mining rig|mining rig]]"]]
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• BIP 0326
  ...time-locked contracts (PTLCs) such as CoinSwap, Lightning and Discrete Log Contracts. ...ocked contracts (PTLCs) as a more private replacement for hash-time-locked contracts (HTLCs). If an off-chain contract (for example a Lightning channel) is clos
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• Tragedy of the Commons
  ...ket failure that might happen in the far future when the block reward from mining drops near zero. In the current Bitcoin design, the only fees miners earn a ...red to combat this problem - one proposed solution is [[Dominant Assurance Contracts]].
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• ICBIT
  The ICBIT site acts as the central intermediary for trades in futures contracts. It does not act as a final guarantor for the clearing process itself, wit Futures contracts on USD/BTC rate
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• Irreversible Transactions
  ...geration to say that the entirety of bitcoin's system of [[blockchain]], [[mining]], [[proof of work]], [[difficulty]] etc, exist to produce this history of ...nationality or residency. Finality in transactions means [[Contract|smart contracts]] can be created with a "code-is-law" ethos.
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• Cloudhashing
  Sells mining contracts in 1 Gigahash units. The service is offered by community member Bitmaniac. The service is quoted to begin mining in May 2013<ref>[http://www.cloudhashing.com/about-us]</ref>. They plan to
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• Funding network security
  ...nk to this page from reddit or elsewhere discussing Mike Hearn's assurance contracts proposal to fund network security, please see [https://bitcointalk.org/inde However the actions of mining pools are usually public knowledge; which blocks
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• Minerlease
  ...//www.bitcoinmining.com/best-bitcoin-cloud-mining-contract-reviews/ mining contracts] in 1, 0.5 or 0.2 Gigahash units. ...is quoted to begin mining in September 2013<ref>[http://www.minerlease.com/contracts/1year/]</ref>. They use BFL rigs initially due to its low power consumption
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• BitcoinFrenzy
  ...//www.bitcoinmining.com/best-bitcoin-cloud-mining-contract-reviews/ mining contracts] in 1 Gigahash units with Fixed & Indefinite contract types. The service is quoted to begin mining in September 2013<ref>[http://www.bitcoinfrenzy.com/pricing/]</ref>. They p
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• Byteminr
  If offers both fixed (12 month) term and flexible term contracts. [[Category:Mining contractors]]
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• E-pickaxe
  '''E-Pickaxe''' Sells Bitcoin mining contracts from 2 GH/s to 128 GH/s. for 1 year. [[Category:Mining contractors]]
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• Hash Exchange
  ...cts, that was started in February 2014. It offers to buy or to sell mining contracts for bitcoins only: here is no other currencies. Everyone, who confirms the '''''Create effective marketplace for trading bitcoin mining to enhance contracts liquidity.'''''
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• TimeToBit
  TimeToBit sells Bitcoin mining contracts from 50 GH/s to no limits. All Contracts are valid for one year. ...operates datacenters in 3 different continents sporting KnC and Cointerra mining rigs.
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• Cex.io
  ...lso offer the ability to trade mining contracts - or the rights to bitcoin mining equipment for a specific period of time. The exchange also offers USD and E
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• Bitcoincloudservices
  ...mining contracts] with live technical Support, no hidden fees, and instant mining contract delivery. Bitcoin cloud services sells hashing power by the gigaha [[Category:Mining contractors]]
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• CloudHashing
  ...-icelandic-bitcoin-mining-consortium Inside a $4 million Icelandic bitcoin-mining consortium]</ref>. ...://www.bitcoinmining.com/best-bitcoin-cloud-mining-contract-reviews/ Cloud Mining Contract Reviews]
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• Genesis Mining
  {{infobox company|image=[[File:Genesis-mining-logo.png|225px]] |industry=Bitcoin Mining
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• BIP 0068
  ...sProject/lightning/raw/master/doc/deployable-lightning.pdf Hashed Timelock Contracts (HTLCs)] and [https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob/master/bip-0112.mediawik ...k-time n can be included into any block produced 512 * n seconds after the mining date of the output it is spending, or any block thereafter.
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• Bitcoin in the far future
  ...ency are amplified due to the way mining and the [[block chain]] work, and mining will need to be centralized to the neighborhood of one planet. For improved === Mining ===
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• Bitcoin Core 0.11 (ch 1): Overview
  * Mining | miner.* || Contains the mining code, including block creation and generating new bitcoins.
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• BIP 0331
  ...iners maximize transaction fees in order to earn higher block rewards, non-mining ...ster/Transactions.md#refund-transaction Refund Transaction in Discreet Log Contracts]
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• Hashlock
  ...are most commonly described as part of a system such as [[Hashed Timelock Contracts]]. * '''[[Hashed Timelock Contracts]]: ''' This includes those used by [[Lightning Network]] and [[Atomic swap]
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• Stickied rbitcoin threads
  ...itcoin/comments/agly1o/onchain_contracts_adam_gibson_talks_about/ On-Chain Contracts: Adam Gibson talks about fungibility, privacy and coinjoin (30 min watch ti ...blished a research paper titled ‘Bitcoin As Decentralized Money: Prices, Mining Rewards, and Network Security’. AMA! (Live at 10am ET, Wed 28 Nov 2018)]
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• BIP 0119
  useful to construct smart contracts. Covenants have historically been widely batching, efficient to construct discreet log contracts, and payment pools,
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• Fee sniping
  '''Fee sniping''' is a hypothetical outcome of bad incentives to bitcoin mining in the [[Controlled supply|low-inflation future]]. ...set for transactions which use these fields to implement [[Contract|smart contracts]]. For example if an observer of the [[blockchain|block chain]] sees a spe
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