Interactive dashboards for Bitcoin mining and deflationary tokens
How it works: Miners compete to find a hash value that meets a specific difficulty target. The difficulty determines how many attempts are needed to find a valid block. Higher difficulty = more computational work required.
Difficulty: Adjust the target difficulty. Lower values make mining harder (more attempts needed).
Rewards: Configure the block reward amount. In real Bitcoin, rewards decrease over time due to halving events.
Real-world context: Bitcoin currently has a network hashrate of ~1.159 ZH/s (zettahashes per second) with a difficulty of ~146.47 trillion. Mining is dominated by large operations with specialized ASIC hardware.
Blocks Mined
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Total Rewards
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Bitcoin Mining Reward Distributor: A Solidity contract that manages mining rewards and difficulty adjustments.
Deflationary Token: An ERC-20 token with automatic burn mechanism on transfers.
Both contracts are designed for educational purposes and demonstrate core blockchain concepts.
Documentation: Full smart contract source code and deployment instructions available.
Deployment: Use Hardhat or Foundry to deploy to Ethereum-compatible networks.
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