Decline In Bitcoin Hashrate Causes Miners To Earn $16.7 million In 24 Hours

By cineramaApril 21, 2021Bitcoin Business

On April 15, a widespread power outage in North China led to a sharp decline in the Bitcoin hash rate. Because major mining farms are located in China, there […]

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Decline In Bitcoin Hashrate Causes Miners To Earn $16.7 million In 24 Hours

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