Interesting trend emerging: Bitcoin mining activity in China seems to be picking up steam again.
Anyone noticed the hashrate shifts lately? The data hints at a potential resurgence in certain regions. Could be driven by seasonal energy pricing, regulatory gray zones, or miners quietly relocating operations back.
What's fueling this comeback? Lower electricity costs? Policy changes? Or just miners finding creative workarounds?
Curious to hear thoughts on what this means for the global mining landscape. Is decentralization actually shrinking, or are we just seeing a natural cycle?
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SandwichVictim
· 12-02 10:14
This trap again? Chinese miners have never really died, they have just been hiding.
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GateUser-40edb63b
· 12-01 12:34
Chinese miners are starting to get active again. Is this wave of computing power returning real or just a guise for playing people for suckers?
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MidnightMEVeater
· 11-29 16:53
Good morning, all you night creatures, watching this old trick again... The return of Chinese miners is just the arbitrage cycle after all, as soon as low electricity prices appear, they immediately rush in like bees smelling honey, a typical Bots paradise cycle. The so-called "creative solutions" are just about finding ways to exploit the gray areas, this thing is just like a sandwich attack, there are always clever people thinking about how to buy the dip in the cracks... Decentralization? Uh, it's all tears when you think about it, fren.
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GasFeeTherapist
· 11-29 16:51
Chinese miners are getting creative again, but how long can this last?
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gas_fee_therapist
· 11-29 16:48
Chinese miners are stirring up again, is this for real this time?
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EthMaximalist
· 11-29 16:48
Chinese miners are starting to stir again, this is going to be interesting.
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LiquidityWitch
· 11-29 16:38
Holy crap, are Chinese miners sneaking back to mine again?
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AlphaWhisperer
· 11-29 16:37
Chinese miners are starting to make moves again. Is a resurgence really on the way this time?
Interesting trend emerging: Bitcoin mining activity in China seems to be picking up steam again.
Anyone noticed the hashrate shifts lately? The data hints at a potential resurgence in certain regions. Could be driven by seasonal energy pricing, regulatory gray zones, or miners quietly relocating operations back.
What's fueling this comeback? Lower electricity costs? Policy changes? Or just miners finding creative workarounds?
Curious to hear thoughts on what this means for the global mining landscape. Is decentralization actually shrinking, or are we just seeing a natural cycle?