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      multialgo newbies last edited by

      Hi everyone

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        multialgo newbies last edited by

        I came here to ask— would Feathercoin devs consider forking to multi-algo (like in Myriad)?

        It’s become rather popular lately, being imitated by Digibyte, Digitalcoin, and soon to be Auroracoin, Verge, among others.

        Feathercoin could keep its neoscrypt and add other algorithms. The possibilities are endless:

        ~ 80% of blocks neoscrypt
        ~ 10% sha256d, 10% scrypt, merge mining enabled

        OR

        ~ 25% neoscrypt
        ~ 25% blake2s
        ~ 25% groestl
        ~ 25% keccak

        Just two ideas…

        THE ADVANTAGES

        • More hash power!
        • If neoscrypt difficulty ever spikes, blocks continue to be found
        • Mining is more decentralised— greater farm resistance?
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          mirrax @multialgo last edited by

          @multialgo said:

          I came here to ask— would Feathercoin devs consider forking to multi-algo (like in Myriad)?

          It’s become rather popular lately, being imitated by Digibyte, Digitalcoin, and soon to be Auroracoin, Verge, among others.

          Feathercoin could keep its neoscrypt and add other algorithms. The possibilities are endless:

          ~ 80% of blocks neoscrypt
          ~ 10% sha256d, 10% scrypt, merge mining enabled

          OR

          ~ 25% neoscrypt
          ~ 25% blake2s
          ~ 25% groestl
          ~ 25% keccak

          Just two ideas…

          THE ADVANTAGES

          • More hash power!
          • If neoscrypt difficulty ever spikes, blocks continue to be found
          • Mining is more decentralised— greater farm resistance?

          Hi, thanks for interesting offer. But I am worried we have bit different plans at the moment :)

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            ghostlander Regular Member last edited by

            AFAIR Myriad struggled to keep all 5 algorithms balanced and set SHA-256d and Scrypt to merge mining eventually.

            FTC makes use of BLAKE2s already as a part of NeoScrypt. If I wanted it a simple way, I could just use BLAKE2s two years ago. However it isn’t ASIC resistant. Neither Groestl nor Keccak.

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