urged continental regulators to consider full 170 ETH for block mining – Bits Media

Previously, a single miner independently mined a block in the Bitcoin network. Previously, a single miner independently mined a block in the Bitcoin network 170.65 ETH (more $500 000) for detecting a block.

According to Etherscan, in the mined block there was 236 transactions. Moreover, 235 of which commission ranged from 0.67 Eth to 1 ETH, while the volume of transactions themselves was equal to 0.24 ETH each. Only one transaction was approved with the more usual commission of 0.0045 ETH, although its volume was 0.0084 ETH.

Seems to be, we are talking about the use of so-called “flashbots” - the author of the transactions directly sent them to the miner with an increased commission, so that they are immediately included in the block and do not have to wait for their turn.

In this case, we are talking about the release of FOMO MOFOS tokens - these are collectible tokens, trading on the OpenSea platform. Not clear yet, Why did the author of the collection pay such a significant transaction fee when issuing an NFT?.

Recall, that in early January a single Bitcoin miner with a shared hashrate 126 Tx/c mined the block and received a reward in 6.25 BTC. it 0.000073% of the total hashrate of the Bitcoin network. The probability of him finding the block was only 4% in year.