D13.co
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9 figures
25
second round time
“…is the anomaly: the first 6,637 MainNet blocks all record the maximum permitted 25-second round times, and only after…”
Used in D13's block-timestamp dig dates Algorand's real MainNet launch to June 12, 2019
4.25
second average observed
“…timestamped 2019-06-12 22:05:29 UTC, and assumes the ~4.25-second average observed after that block also held across…”
Used in D13's block-timestamp dig dates Algorand's real MainNet launch to June 12, 2019
6,638
block
“…block 6,638…”
Used in D13's block-timestamp dig dates Algorand's real MainNet launch to June 12, 2019
4.25
second average held
“…never stalled and restarted, and that the post-stabilization 4.25-second average held from the very first rounds.”
Used in D13's block-timestamp dig dates Algorand's real MainNet launch to June 12, 2019
6,637
mainnet block
“Here is the anomaly: the first 6,637 MainNet blocks all record the maximum permitted 25-second round times, and only…”
Used in D13's block-timestamp dig dates Algorand's real MainNet launch to June 12, 2019
6,637
block
“A clock puzzle in the first 6,637 blocks…”
Used in D13's block-timestamp dig dates Algorand's real MainNet launch to June 12, 2019
4.25
second
“…does the average converge to roughly 4.25 seconds per block and stay there.”
Used in D13's block-timestamp dig dates Algorand's real MainNet launch to June 12, 2019
6,600
round
“UTC, and assumes the ~4.25-second average observed after that block also held across the roughly 6,600 rounds before it.”
Used in D13's block-timestamp dig dates Algorand's real MainNet launch to June 12, 2019
28,211
second land
“Working backward about 28,211 seconds lands on a launch around 2019-06-12 14:15 UTC, give or take a few hours — 10:15…”
Used in D13's block-timestamp dig dates Algorand's real MainNet launch to June 12, 2019