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The only thing that feels odd about the halving, if I’m understanding it all correctly, is -

Wouldn’t halving have a negative impact on miners in disadvantaged populations who currently may have limited access to keep their mining competitive?

I suppose that could be offset by investors but if it is, is there transparency into who’s doing it?
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Sai 1y ago

Disadvantaged populations that mine aren’t probably mining for profits. It’s difficult to profitably mine in advantaged populations.

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atyh 1y ago

Disadvantaged populations are not necessarily as disadvantaged as white western NeoLib cultists portray them to be (usually to get funding for their skim off the top NGOs.) Cheaper power, cheaper infrastructure, cheaper material costs, no bureaucracy, can all provide advantages to over governed western NeoLib enclaves