See this beautiful thing
Of course we have more mirrors than actual members running their node, yet I like to see such a synchronous melody.
See this beautiful thing
Of course we have more mirrors than actual members running their node, yet I like to see such a synchronous melody.
Also, this is a good moment to show you the associated difficulty graph:
Here are some keys to decode this graph:
78
78
is equivalent to 4
zerosHow is decided common difficulty? It is computed accordingly to the speed given by the number of blocks computed by a period of time. If the speed is too high, common difficulty increases, if too low, it decreases, otherwise it do not change.
This is a mechanism to always have the same speed of calculation for a block, on average.
You can see on this graph that the personalized difficulty of 5 of these members equals to 78
: greyzlii, jytou, inso, moul and vincentux.
You can also see that the personalized difficulty of Gat equals to 156
, and cgeek equals to 312
. This is the rotation mechanism.
Considering this observations, and with the Duniter rules in mind, I can say that:
blocksRot = 100
for TestNet)Also, I understand that if one of [greyzlii, jytou, inso, moul, vincentux]
succeeds to compute block #7447, then Gat
will come back to common difficulty 78
, cgeek will decrease to difficulty 156
, and the succeeding member will have difficulty 312
.
This is how rotation works.
DIfficulty.ods (33,9 Ko)