Found a lot of proofs, but no own block are added.
Seems like the same problem as on other forks that the netspace grows very fast and difficulty isn’t adapted that fast. So this results in much more blocks created than 4,608 per day.
Yep, thats related to the very fast block creation time… Every 4608 blocks the difficulty is adjusted, but the max difficult change is limited so that netspace will grow faster than the difficulty.
I’m farming only my OG plots as I’ve no portable plots yet. So this statement isn’t true. Probably it’s the opposite as you won’t have the plot NFT on the new chain, so you can’t claim your rewards.
This is a really good point - because these forks aren’t blockchain forks and thus have no record of the NFT, I expect them all to die out pretty quickly, since the people rushing to the forks are going to be the same people rushing to poolable plots.
I disagree. The pools will attract small farmers, while forks will keep the larger farmers. I have 437TB, for example, ETW 16 days on Chia, and have no interest in pooling, but I am up to 5 forks now. People like me could, I think, easily keep the forks alive until they have a chance to join exchanges and develop use cases.
Small farmers rushed to the forks because they weren’t winning XCH fast enough. I think if pools had been here from day 1 nobody would have wasted time with forks.
Anything under a few PB is small tbh. I’m about 300TB, might still go up to around 350-400TB, and I consider that small.