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In the electron-cash codebase, they refer to "max target bits" as the difficulty of a block that doesn't have a prior block (= the genesis block).
I'm trying to replicate this and build an SPV client library and thought that this is something that should be easy to lookup in the documentation, but I couldn't find a number to use in either of:
In the electron-cash codebase, they refer to "max target bits" as the difficulty of a block that doesn't have a prior block (= the genesis block).
I'm trying to replicate this and build an SPV client library and thought that this is something that should be easy to lookup in the documentation, but I couldn't find a number to use in either of:
https://documentation.cash/protocol/blockchain/proof-of-work/difficulty-adjustment-algorithm
https://documentation.cash/protocol/blockchain/proof-of-work
https://documentation.cash/protocol/blockchain/chainwork-proof
https://documentation.cash/protocol/spv
Consider this issue as a wishlist item to get static protocol constants (or links to them) in the documentation.
For now, I'll just dig further in the electron-cash codebase and see if I can find it there.
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