Binance Shuts Bitcoin Mining Pool as Hashrate Drops 65%
The exit narrows miners’ pool choices as three rivals already control about 64% of Bitcoin’s hashrate, though miners can redirect their machines elsewhere.
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The exit narrows miners’ pool choices as three rivals already control about 64% of Bitcoin’s hashrate, though miners can redirect their machines elsewhere.
The exit lands as public miners cut Bitcoin hashrate and lease sites and power to AI and high-performance computing, while three pools produce well over half of recent blocks.
OCEAN still books 2.5% to 3% of network hashrate, enough to register any miner migration to Dashjr's new CONVOY venture. The corporate split alone is not the story.
The rollback puts every RVN payment since Aug. 7 at risk of reversal, with two mining pools now choosing which version of recent history the rest of the network has to accept.