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by variaga
2288 days ago
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For security, the cost of the hashing needs to be greater than the value of being able to subvert the bitcoin network with 51% attacks. If the cost of the hashing power is less than the value, then the incentive is to just buy the hashing power and do the 51% attacks. So to the extent that bitcoin has any value at all, it's going to either burn an amount of electricity greater than the value of a network compromise, or it's not going to be secure. |
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