Bitcoin mining pool OCEAN said on X that it will upgrade its backend so it can independently follow multiple chains if a BIP 110 chain split occurs. The pool said DATUM miners would automatically keep running on whatever chain their node is executing if such a split happens. OCEAN added that it would credit rewards from that chain to a fork share log, based on the chain’s continued operation and its terms of service. The company also said it would effectively operate as two mining pools from the point of the fork, and that updated terms of service would be released before block 961,632. The statement outlines how OCEAN plans to handle miner activity, reward accounting, and pool operations in the event of a chain split.
Bitcoin mining pool OCEAN said in a post on X that it will upgrade its backend so it can independently track multiple chains if a BIP 110 chain split takes place.
If a fork occurs, DATUM miners will automatically continue operating on the chain being run by their node, according to OCEAN. The pool said it will credit rewards from that chain to a fork share log, subject to the chain’s continued operation and its terms of service.
OCEAN said it would effectively operate as two mining pools from the fork point onward. Updated terms of service will be published before block 961,632.
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