The KD5 Pro version comes with two different chipsets. Only the 580 chipset supports the Blake2b core algorithm for mining XBT currency. The other chipset, KD5 Pro 9590, does not yet support the Blake2b core algorithm. #xbt# #bitcoinknots# #blake2b# #blake2s#

The BLAKE2b fork nearly got taken over by 46% AlphaPool - but then they agreed to a 30% cap for decentralization. Mechanic responded by coding a blacklist to make AlphaPool’s coins unspendable. The code is so bad that Luke adds “DO NOT RUN THIS CODE" to GitHub. Who tries to freeze their competition's coins?

Hey @BlakeSNeff— can you please respond to let people know why Tarryl didn’t hand the SD cards he took from the crime scene over to the SBI or why he appears to put the SD card in his pocket followed by popping it into his computer — within about 10 minutes of Charlie getting hit. Was the footage edited? Seems like a very odd thing to do in the immediate aftermath. Also while I have you, you certainly made the public believe that after calling your mom you guys hightailed it to the hospital after. But that’s not exactly true, is it, Blake? Do you remember what you did?

If the exchange doesn't like BIP110-Blake2b-BTC, it is precisely because they are afraid that the old SHA256-BTC will be replaced, and they are worried that centralization will be replaced by decentralization! So don't be afraid, because we are here!

There are people out there right now, who are selling BTC to buy Blake2b ASIC rigs...so they can mine an absolute failed shitcoin fork of Bitcoin... ...right as BTC rallies off its bear market low. Chefs kiss.

Although the BTC based on SHA256 is more valuable, in the long run it is doomed to fail. However, I know who is more decentralized. So Blake2b BTC is definitely superior. #XBT# #BTC# #Bitcoin# #BitcoinCore# #BTCB2# #BitcoinKnots# #SHA256# #Blake2b#