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Obol Collective will airdrop OBOL tokens to Ethereum solo stakers and node operators. #Bitcoin $BTC

How Vertcoin Mining Works Vertcoin mining is an easy operation that anyone can execute. As a Vertcoin miner, you can decide to operate alone – solo mining – or collaborate with other miners – pool mining. Both solo and pool mining presents their unique perks and disadvantages. For example, as a solo miner, you get to keep all your mining rewards; however, there is a low probability of you mining a block compared to pool miners.   In pool mining, several miners come together to contribute their hash power and function as one single operator. Due to their high mining power, pool miners have a higher chance of mining blocks than solo miners. However, as a pool miner, you only receive a fraction of the mining rewards determined by your contributing hash power for most Vertcoin mining pools.  Moreover, to join a mining pool, you will be required to pay fees varying from one pool to the other. The significant advantage of pool mining is you are likely to receive mining rewards regularly depending on your pool’s aggregate hash power. When choosing a mining pool, consider factors such as reputation, fees, payout scheme, pool hash power, uptime, minimum payout, and location. Some credible mining pools for Vertcoin are MiningPoolHub, AHashPool, and EasyMine

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The space has gotten something essential wrong imho All the focus on decentralization has effectively cut off smaller participants while only being accessible to large holders. Running a validator requires the following to be staked: • @ethereum = 32 ETH (about $106k) • @SuiNetwork = 30m SUI (about $143m) • @NEARProtocol = 25.5k NEAR (about $129k) • @avax = 2k AVAX (about $74k) The above are some POS examples. For Bitcoin, the operating costs for hardware and electricity make it out of reach for the average Joe. You still have hobbyists participating, but they mostly do it just for fun. We need to make participating in the network more accessible and not restrictive. imho, the more validators, the better the network's resistance to censorship and decentralization. I'm not sure what smarter people like @VitalikButerin think about this, but a change might be necessary if we want permissionless public blockchains with broader participation from solo stakers. Just a random thought on a Thursday

SOL’s price backed by strong onchain metrics SOL’s bullish performance over the last week could be attributed to increased investor confidence fueled by $SOLO Solana’s onchain activity, evidenced by increasing weekly volumes of Solana-based decentralized exchanges (DEXs). Weekly DEX volumes on Solana surged to an all-time high of $26.1 billion in the week ending , representing a 43% increase from the previous week’s $18.1 billion. Notably, Solana commands a 37% market share, surpassing even the leading decentralized application (DApp)-focused blockchain, Ethereum, which recorded a DEX volume of $13 billion during the week ending Nov. 11.