What Mining Does E9 Do (What Coins Does E12 Miner Mine)?

What mining does E9 do? Editor’s Note: This article is from Caiyun Blockchain (ID: cybtc_com), author: irishash, authorized reprint by Odaily Star Planetary Daily.

E9 is a token name and code abbreviation for the Bitcoin network. It is a kind of mining software used for transactions or settlements, but it does not have any practical applications, so there is also no decentralized exchange.

After issuing ERC20 tokens (ETH/EOS) on Ethereum, it is called “ether”. This means that users can buy Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Ethereum tokens as rewards on this platform without paying gas fees. However, since E9 is currently a special product designed for DeFi applications, one of its main features is to reduce transaction costs and have high throughput.

Although E9 has been online for several months, it has been in a downtrend since the beginning of this year, and the price of “big cake” has been plummeting. According to Coinmarketcap data, as of mid-January, the price of BTC was about $34,000, an increase of over 50% from the previous week.

In addition, according to publicly available information, based on the Ethereum 2.0 technical upgrade proposal EIP-1559, Ethereum 2.0 will implement sharding mechanisms and smart contract functions to improve Ethereum’s network bandwidth efficiency and security.

For a specific introduction to E9, you can refer to the following documents:

1. What is E9?

2. What mining machines are used? How to participate in mining?

3. What are the operating methods supported by mining pools for E9?

a. Generate blocks using the Scrypt algorithm. b. Build blocks using data structures stored on hard drives.

c. Mine E9 using hash functions (Hashrate) and add it to your own ledger; d. Create blocks using other cryptographic tools and verify them; f. Choose the correct time-locked target block.

4. What is E9?

5. What mining machines are used?

What coins does E12 miner mine

According to the data from the Biyin Mining Pool, E12 mines what coins, currently ranking first.

According to the Biyin block explorer, as of now, Ant S19Pro (E12) has a hashrate of 91.6 TH/s, and the network difficulty is about 16.10T; Shenma M30 series has a hashrate of 61.4Th/s, and the network has shipped over 50,000 units. The power consumption of the Xindong A1246 miner is about 3W. (Reference: http://www.huodongxing.com)