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How does Ocean know what blocks Datum miners see and build on? I thought Datum was decentralized...As time goes on these people at Ocean who mislead people about the architecture of their pool will be exposed for the liars they are.

Its not a coincidence that these same exact people are pushing BIP110 and misleading people about spam and relay policy.

How does Ocean know what blocks Datum miners see and build on? I thought Datum was decentralized...As time goes on these people at Ocean who mislead people about the architecture of their pool will be exposed for the liars they are.

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Obviously they know which block a miner builds on, because they submit their shares to the pool. Nothing weird about that.

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So all miners are submitting their shares to a centralized pool operator.

Hence why its not decentralized.

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The block templates are constructed by each individual miner.

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That doesn't make Ocean decentralized. Ocean has can reject the template or shares you submit to their pool server. The state can easily target Ocean and mandate conditions on what temaplates/shares they accept. This is what we call a central point of failure.

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Ocean has can reject the template or shares you submit to their pool server. The state can easily target Ocean and mandate conditions on what temaplates/shares they accept.

Yes they could.
But they cannot stop a miner from broadcasting a valid block.

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Any interventions imposed on Ocean would be enforced before any block is found. Like any centralized pool, condition can be put on the operators before anyone is even allowed to join the pool, let alone mine a block.

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I disagree that this is connected to the filter debate. The conversation about miner centralization, while connected to some of the technical basis of the filter debate, is pretty distinct. I don't think the tribalism helps here.

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I am just pointing out that the people at Ocean have no problem misleading people for their own gain.

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