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I just calculated the average hashrate of all poolminers on Slushpool by dividing the Pool Scoring Hash Rate by the amount of active workers:
So with current values that is: 641.1 Ph/s / 30287 ~= 21,2 TH/s
Is this the right way to do it, or am I missing something?
That seems to be pretty high ...
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This seems correct, as far as I understand.
Ok, but why is the hashrate then so high? – D. Hot – 2017-10-23T23:08:27.030
Someone with several miners (say 10 antimner S9) could aggregate them and appear as a single user with (say 120 TH/s). – Charles Bouillaguet – 2017-10-26T16:40:26.673
1well, good point, but then it´s a misleading term used by Slushpool, to call it "Active Workers", because a worker normally is the entity of a single miner (like 10 Ant miner S9 = 10 workers even they are all owned by the same user) – D. Hot – 2017-10-26T20:22:55.370
@D.Hot I believe with Slushpool it is also possible to put several miners on the same worker. – Willtech – 2018-02-18T09:25:32.253
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