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Here's a little knowledge about Bitcoin mining for you:
Approximately 450 Bitcoins are mined worldwide each day.
And the real key isn't "who mines the most," but "who is mining."
Because the distribution of global computing power is highly concentrated: a few countries control the vast majority of mining capacity.
Places like China, the United States, Kazakhstan, Russia, and Iceland share some notable characteristics:
• Low electricity prices (low generation costs, possibly more subsidies)
• Cold climate / good cooling conditions (reducing mining hardware cooling costs)
• Stable energy and
Approximately 450 Bitcoins are mined worldwide each day.
And the real key isn't "who mines the most," but "who is mining."
Because the distribution of global computing power is highly concentrated: a few countries control the vast majority of mining capacity.
Places like China, the United States, Kazakhstan, Russia, and Iceland share some notable characteristics:
• Low electricity prices (low generation costs, possibly more subsidies)
• Cold climate / good cooling conditions (reducing mining hardware cooling costs)
• Stable energy and
BTC-2.42%

