A beautiful graph on why whirlpool is an extremely inefficient design.
Even Wasabi 1.0 was way more efficient than that, and Wasabi got substantially improved with Wasabi 1.1 (multi denomination) and 2.0 (arbitrary denomination).
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Even Wasabi 1.0 was way more efficient than that, and Wasabi got substantially improved with Wasabi 1.1 (multi denomination) and 2.0 (arbitrary denomination).
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