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Compucha
A proposed independent EarthBucks mine in London.
The project explored how an additional mine could participate in block production alongside EarthBucks.
The January announcement described work still ahead. A planned location and domain are not evidence of a running production mine.
How it works
Design for a second operator
The London proposal explored what would change when more than one mine participated in block production. It raised questions about communication between mines and the user-facing interface for each operator.
Keep a mine separate from its website
The naming and host registration were real. The January document still described implementation as future work, and the March update reconsidered whether each mine even needed a separate web wallet or miner.
Compare an operator design with an online network
Two named hosts in different regions are useful inputs for a coordination test. They do not establish that both produced blocks. Acceptance would require observing work from the second mine and validating it against the same chain. An agent can build a reproducible simulated two-mine test without making a claim about two deployed mines.
Project history
The founder named Compucha as the proposed London mine. Mining network proposal
The follow-up still called the two new mines forthcoming. Coming Soon
The founder considered sharing the end-user wallet and miner instead of dividing them among websites. Design revision