Major ASIC producers are seeing bigger sales volumes in Russia than the US right now.

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Game theory in play.

Stack em now boyz

Probably nothing.

Sanctioned sats, yikes.

Russia bad -- Bitcoin used by Russia -- Bitcoin bad -- Bitcoiners use bitcoin -- Bitcoiners support Russia -- Bitcoiners bad -- Ban Biticoin and Bitcoiners.

Guilt by association in the land of the free. Not a good look. We can do better.

We will see how it all plays out. This scenario isn’t a forgone conclusion, but it’s not a 0% probability either.

Funny. This was my immediate thought.

Rather than competing with Russia in mining, the American politicians will just blame their citizens as the problem.

Great points #[3]

Thank you!

Yep

I understand the concern, but doesn't this strengthen the network since it decentralizes it even more?

Doesn’t concern me. Think it’s a fact that many are unaware of.

Gotcha👍

mining concentration concerns me so this is a good thing.

Who wrote it’s a concern? On the contrary, as the US has the highest hash rate, it is a welcomed development

Interesting development, although USA has biggest hash rate, China produces majority of ASIC miners and now trades in domestic currencies with BRICS+ countries, would be interesting how Bitmain charges Russians, i would guess USDT

Are we doing ASIC wars again!?