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Named after the North American Craton, Laurentia Pool will usher in a new era of bitcoin hash distribution. MINE.FARM.BUY is focused to deliver custom, private, regional, low overhead mining pools with the expertise and support of Dr. Con Kolivas. Laurentia Pool will be the first of many segregated regional pools and specifically designed, through cooperative input by a limited user base. Small, low overhead, regional specific mining pools promote dispersion of hashrate enhancing decentralization of a pooled mining network while maximizing return to the users. With localized peer driven pools, committed to a specific hash to blockfind cadence, and utilizing direct coinbase payments is the most efficient execution to achieve the best of both results: increase of revenue to self and local economy, and adding to the decentralization of pooled mining. Utilizing a peer-based model and a trustless scoring scheme provides users direct control over their newly proven work, and allows the pool operators the ability to focus on user UI/UX down to the individual. Limiting pool space allows the group to easily predict and adjust to changes in the mining network and environment with predetermined commitments, incentivizing peer collaboration in achieving targets and UI/UX development while not requiring it. The current pooled environment is dominated by pools based in a singular region and modeled after profit driven enterprise , of which most to all retain a user’s funds for a payout at a specified threshold increasing liability to pool and risk to the miner. High fee rates are also a considerable amount of economic stimulus that is injected into the host country, far away from the miner themselves. An open pool system does allow freedom but also allows for variances in revenue as miners move or shift hash in accordance to their will and preference, likely disrupting earnings across multiple pools for multiple parties. Certain scoring systems can be manipulated or even hash moved to other SHA-256 networks by pool hosts, with and without a miner’s consent. Requiring far more trust from the miner than necessary. With a limited user base on a single localized server, latency is reduced by not having to relay across multiple nodes to submit shares to the master pool. Increasing performance, reducing chance of orphaned blocks, and eliminating the need for excessive development or maintenance costs in these areas. Utilizing lean code and operations, fee rates can be minimal, adding considerable gain to gross profits for a miner, and translating directly to net for an established one.

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