Sorry. I understood you wrong. You mean they only mine blocks with transactions from certain addresses?
Yes this would be technically possible. But I guess the blacklisted ones would convince the miners to include their transaction by the height of the fees. In longterm only an open market will keep bitcoin mining profitable. A state has other measures to keep us in line than using valuable real energy to do so.
G.M.Joe
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2024-11-03 15:51:13 UTC
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