I am using a proof of work protocol with a 8-bit hash function. In other words, the digest is always 8-bits. The difficulty I have set for this proof of work protocol is 6. In binary, which of the following hash digests would satisfy this proof of work protocol? In other words, as you are searching for a response string, what would be an example of a hash output that would make you stop? 11111010 01000101 11000000 00000011 11111100 01111111 10101001

I am using a proof of work protocol with a 8-bit hash function. In other words, the digest is always 8-bits. The difficulty I have set for this proof of work protocol is 6. In binary, which of the following hash digests would satisfy this proof of work protocol? In other words, as you are searching for a response string, what would be an example of a hash output that would make you stop? 11111010 01000101 11000000 00000011 11111100 01111111 10101001

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