12:00:55 <gingeropolous> total miners 28080
12:01:20 <p3rL> only 80 are legit
12:02:00 <gingeropolous> thats right. the rest are bonnets and supercomputers
12:17:24 <Inge-> Mine is actually a supercomputer botnet.
12:36:42 <sech1> gingeropolous you should also add NiceHash miners, they're not counted on miningpoolstats.stream
12:37:41 <SR71_miner> but the nicehash hashrate goes to the pools listed on miningpoolstats.stream or not?
12:38:23 <SR71_miner> NH 23630 Miners with 54.1 MH/s atm
12:38:39 <sech1> it goes to pools, but is visible as a single miner per NiceHash order
12:38:48 <sech1> thousands of miners can hide behind each order
12:39:27 <sech1> So ~51k miners total
12:39:30 <SR71_miner> right, like everything what goes over a proxy
12:39:54 <SR71_miner> NH stats are here https://www.nicehash.com/algorithm/randomxmonero
12:40:10 <sech1> lol, should we count individual botnetted PCs as "miners"?
12:41:46 <sech1> it would be hundreds of 1000s then...
12:41:47 <SR71_miner> would be a bad marketing if we make this stat public
12:42:02 <SR71_miner> :P
12:49:04 <SR71_miner> Every miner should have a validated certificate to mine, like a mining license. Miner has to register for mining contract before ;)
12:52:02 <serpico> minimum requirement - socialsecurity# + banking accont
12:59:19 <SR71_miner> what ever, must be painful data that violating contract like reselling license, attacks, etc. is a high risk for the individual
14:42:39 <gingeropolous> well sech1 you can be the human bot that reports that in this log for later scraping :)
14:43:06 <gingeropolous> i guess i could make a nasty bash grep scripts.... hrmmmmm
17:22:06 <tevador> the problem is that most pools count the number of unique addresses as miners, while nicehash counts workers
17:22:13 <tevador> so it's not exactly comparable