Bitcoin mining pool Ocean is accused of censoring a developer's transaction in block 973,817, resulting in 7.68% fewer transaction fees than expected. Developer Kruw claims miner Powre excluded his consolidation transaction, potentially harming fee income for pool participants. Ocean's representative Chris defended miners' freedom to choose transactions via the DATUM system, opposing pool-level enforcement of fee collection. The dispute highlights tensions between miner autonomy and collective fee optimization in Bitcoin mining pools.
The Bitcoin mining pool Ocean's censorship dispute is presented here with Pluang's cryptocurrency market context as of Oct 31, 2026 00:02 WIB: among 50 major cryptocurrencies priced on Pluang, only 5 rose while 44 fell. Notable movers include ONE (Harmony) down 9.29% with an 80% sell order activity and EOS (EOS.IO) up 8.13%. ATOM (Cosmos) also declined by 8.09% with a strong 87% buy order activity and a typical hold time of 61 days.
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