A few days ago I stumbled upon a thread about changing the mining algorithm of DeepOnion. According to the whitepaper it currently uses the X13 algorithm, which was designed to be ASIC resistant but this

According to their Whitepaper, DeepOnion uses a combined PoW (Proof-of-Work) and PoS (Proof-of-Stake) consensus algorithm to confirm transactions in its own blockchain. Recently there were many discussions

I have planned to buy more $onions at the end of the airdrop and therefore I wanted a secure wallet, a real cold wallet. I assume the most people just download the wallet software on their main computer

What is the best input size to maximize your staking rewards? This is an intensely discussed topic and there are many opinions about this. I have read a few threads about staking and how to optimize your

The upcoming DeepOnion hard fork requires all user to upgrade their wallets. The newest version is v1.6.1 and at least v1.6.0 is necessary to stay on the main chain and send transactions over the network.

There were many questions about the consequences of old wallets after the hard fork occurred. What happens to my wallet? Will I lose my $onions? What is a hard fork? This article aims to clear things up

Recently I have noticed that there are frequent communication difficulties caused from the technical wording. Often people can't distinguish between the basic terms and therefore I wrote this article to