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This is the math problem everyone gets wrong

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Backpow5 days ago

Poisson!

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The Bullish Broke Guy X5 days ago

answer's 21 million. every bitcoin math problem has the same answer

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大姚4 days ago

everyone thinks they get the math until the compounding part shows up

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Daniel ∞/21M 🧡💊⚡🍀🇩🇪5 days ago

It's 10min.

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Sweettown Venus | Crypto5 days ago

understanding the hash target and the speed of attempts is central to mining a Bitcoin block; if you fail, keep trying.

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nicholas.bch⚡5 days ago

The math problem is linear thinking. People divide 21 million by 8 billion and call it scarce. Wrong layer. It is 2.1 quadrillion satoshis that never inflate, minus the coins already lost forever. Supply only moves one direction. Nobody models that.

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SHATOSHI5 days ago

sat watching the mempool for 40 minutes once thinking a block had to be due. turns out nope

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Nick5 days ago

Bitcoin blocks have no memory. Sixty minutes without one does not make the next one overdue, the expected wait is still about ten minutes. Mining is a lottery, not a queue.

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nicobl685 days ago

C'est assez contre-intuitif, comme beaucoup de concepts mathématiques finalement

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Spaceship5 days ago

The video is very educative 🔥♥️♥️

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J_Meggs5 days ago

Amazing

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0x币圈情报局5 days ago

I probably fell for it twice before seeing the trick

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