In the early days of bitcoin, everyone who ran the original bitcoin software also mined to help secure the network. In those days, only a few thousand computers made up the whole network.

🌐1 cpu = 1 vote on the network’s consensus.

If that were the case today, bad actors would be able to easily perform a 51% attack.

Today, bitcoin is secured by millions of mining rigs—millions of votes on consensus. It’s likely that even more mining is critical to ensure security as bitcoin grows.

āš–ļø Hashrate from mining facilities in areas with low mining presence, such as South America or Africa, are available on Rigly. Your choice to buy hashrate from these miners enables a better balance of the global hash rate.

Ultimately, mining allows you to earn new KYC-free bitcoin and be a part of the bitcoin community šŸ’Ŗ

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