A Single Chinese Region Accounts for One-Third of Global BTC Hash Rate

A Single Chinese Region Accounts for One-Third of Global BTC Hash Rate
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2020-5-7 05:44

Cambridge University has launched a ‘Bitcoin Mining Map’ that shows the distribution of hashing power worldwide as well as within China.

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