28% da taxa de hash do Bitcoin fornecida por mineradores públicos
In data referenced by Bloomberg Intelligence, it was reported that public miners now make up 28% of Bitcoins global hash rate. Jamie Coutts, the analyst, shares that this presents an evolution to the industry, introducing new opportunities and challenges to the network, including higher prices in the West and potential to overload fragile energy grids in more affordable countries. Small scale miners are still critical Simultaneously, Coutts shares that small-scale miners are still critical to ensure the crypto industry remains decentralized and less fragile. According to @hashindex, public miners are 28% of # Bitcoins global hashrate. The industry is evolving, with public cos and nation-states now integrally involved. This presents opportunities & challenges to the network. -Jamie Coutts CMT (@Jamie1Coutts) 27 de Setembro de 2023 Unfortunately, on the other side, in many countries, mining is outlawed or economically unfeasible. As a result, Western countries, including Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States, are priced out despite leading the energy transition. In contrast, the Bloomberg analyst points out that even if electricity prices are affordable, the machines still face the risk of overloading fragile energy grids and managing political instability. He suggests that the most striking piece of information in the report is that in the West, the promise