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# 11. ¿Qué es la potencia de la liga?

La Liga Power, también conocida como tasa de hash o tasa de hash de la red, se refiere a la potencia computacional total que utilizan todos los mineros dentro de una red blockchain. En términos simples, representa la cantidad total de potencia utilizada para minar nuevos bloques y validar transacciones en la blockchain.

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Además, la Liga Power determina la dificultad de minar nuevos bloques. A medida que la Liga Power aumenta, la dificultad también se eleva, lo que hace más difícil para los mineros minar con éxito nuevos bloques y obtener recompensas. Este mecanismo ayuda a garantizar que la tasa de creación de nuevos bloques se mantenga estable y predecible, al tiempo que evita que la red se vea sobrecargada con demasiados bloques nuevos en demasiado poco tiempo.


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