By Bitcoin Magazine - 4 months ago - Reading Time: 2 minutes
Oseyan ajoute opsyon seleksyon modèl blòk
OCEAN Mining has lage yon ajou to their pool software allowing miners to individually choose between a set of different block templates to mine on. Miners can choose between these three templates at this time:
Modèl default OCEAN Knots la, ki filtre nenpòt tranzaksyon enskripsyon, epi tou mete yon limit OP_RETURN anplis nan yon maksimòm de 42 byte sou tranzaksyon lè l sèvi avèk OP_RETURN. Bitcoin Core patched with the Ordisrespector update, filtering out inscription transactions. The default Bitcoin Core template which implements no additional transaction filters at all.This new option is a stepping stone towards their ultimate goal of enabling Stratum v2 in order to allow any miner using the pool to construct whatever block template they wish to while mining with the pool. There is a catch however. For any miners utilizing either the default Knots template, or the Bitcoin Core + Ordisrepsector patch OCEAN will continue honoring the promotional feerate from launch of 0%. However for any miners choosing to utilize the default Bitcoin Core template, a 2% pool fee will be attached to their contributions to the pool.
OCEAN’s decision to implement transaction filtering was not a popular choice, as evidenced by the large backlash after their delayed announcement of this policy after officially launching the pool. This new template selection option is a reaction to this backlash, but it is not them turning around and abandoning their position that inscriptions and other classes of transactions are harmful to the Bitcoin network. They are applying the 2% fee to Core created templates to function as a disincentive for their users to select that template, which in their view creates a negative impact for the network at large.
Ultimately what will come of this is up to OCEAN’s users. The economically rational thing to do is for everyone mining with OCEAN to select the Bitcoin Core default template, as that is going to be the template that produces the maximum amount of revenue generated from block production. However, on the other hand, the 2% fee applied to that template and not the others has to be taken into account. If the fee charged by OCEAN for using Core templates is greater than the difference in profitability between the Core template and other templates, then the answer of which one is more economically profitable is not so cut and dry.
Nan fen a menm si, minè yo tèt yo pral pran desizyon final yo dapre ankourajman ekonomik ak ideyolojik yo, ki se sa OCEAN finalman te deside fè: mete desizyon an tounen nan men yo nan minè yo tèt yo.
Sous orijinal: Bitcoin Magazine