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The underlying concepts and game theory of mining.
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Are there algorithms that could be used for mining that resist acceleration with ASICs?
MBound would work well, since the fastest way to solve it uses lots and lots of memory - making it fastest on a CPU, not a GPU or ASIC.
On Memory-Bound Functions for Fighting Spam: http://research.mi …
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