Mining
Summary
Section titled “Summary”This section is for BitcoinII (BC2) mining resources.
Mining pages should distinguish source-backed protocol behavior from live ecosystem observations such as pools, software, payout policies, hashrate notes, and profitability claims.
Current pages
Section titled “Current pages”Source-backed anchors
Section titled “Source-backed anchors”Mining-related source review currently includes:
- Source atlas: pow.cpp
- Source atlas: block template assembly
- Source atlas: mining RPC
- Source atlas: mempool and transaction broadcast RPC
- Network specifications
- Consensus overview
These pages are source-observed unless they explicitly say a command or external service was tested.
Planned pages
Section titled “Planned pages”- Mining software
- Pool list with direct checks
- Solo mining notes
- Hardware considerations
- Difficulty and hashrate explainers
- Payout and confirmation basics
- Mining troubleshooting
- Tested mining RPC examples
- Mining information can become outdated quickly.
- Pool lists, software links, and hashrate notes should include review dates.
- Do not list a pool as active without direct checking.
- Do not imply profitability or future value.
- Separate source-backed protocol behavior from live mining ecosystem status.
- Keep
getblocktemplate,submitblock, and other mining RPC examples marked untested until run locally. - Do not claim Dark Gravity Wave or any non-reviewed difficulty system for BitcoinII unless source review proves it.
Related pages
Section titled “Related pages”- RPC overview
- Mempool flow
- Life of a block
- Documentation coverage
- Open questions backlog
- Documentation polish plan
Verification
Section titled “Verification”Status: Draft Primary sources checked: Partially Notes: Protocol-level proof-of-work, difficulty retargeting, candidate-template assembly, and mining RPC behavior have source-backed anchors. Live mining pools, software, payout policies, and hashrate data still need direct current checks.