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Here’s Why Bitcoin Mining May Explode Strengthening the Network

Here’s why bitcoin mining may explode strengthening the network

Here’s Why Bitcoin Mining May Explode Strengthening the Network

Here’s why bitcoin mining may explode strengthening the network

The Chinese government is currently considering banning cryptocurrency mining and subsequently shutting down mining facilities. However, cryptocurrency enthusiasts believe this is the best time to invest in crypto mining hardware as the market tends to perform well after China bans a product. In fact, a famous saying by Fred Wilson in 2014 is now making the rounds on social media following recommendations that the Chinese government should ban crypto mining activities in the country.

China Could Ban Crypto Mining

The National Development and Reform
Commission (NDRC), which is China’s primary economic planning body published
an article
on April
8, suggesting to the government that cryptocurrency mining should be banned.
The government body looked into industries that are considered suitable for the
economy and those that should be eliminated, categorizing crypto mining amongst
the latter.

Read: Report: Bitmain to Launch
200,000 Crypto Mining Rigs in China

The eliminated industries including
cryptocurrency mining are those the agency considers to be a waste of resources
and might not have a meaningful impact in the future. The fact that crypto
mining consumes a lot of energy has been the primary talking point amongst
media houses in China, with reports of authorities seizing mining farms and
equipment due to abnormal electricity consumption, and thus threatening the
smooth running of power grids in the country.

If China Bans, You Invest

In 2014, Fred Wilson of Union Square
Ventures, pointed out that the lesson from the internet is that anything that
China bans, invest in it. The quote has now become popular amongst
cryptocurrency enthusiasts as they believe that despite the sanctions placed on
crypto activities in China, Bitcoin and others would continue to perform
excellently.

Adding to their optimism was Changpeng
Zhao, the CEO of Binance, tweeting a picture of Bitcoin’s chart months after the Chinese government banned ICOs in the
country in 2017. The BTC price rallied to its all-time high within three months
of China’s ICO ban, with Zhao asking what the picture means. The statement by
Fred Wilson was quoted by another cryptocurrency user.

With the BTC price rallying following
the ICO ban in China, it could be an indication that this is the best time to
invest in cryptocurrency mining hardware. The Chinese miners would be looking
to move their operations to other favorable countries, and this could lead to
an increase in demand for the mining hardware. By investing in the crypto
mining hardware space now, investors could be able to make a profit as the market
for the gears would increase and the prices along with it.

Will bitcoin Prices Surge?

Despite the latest news from China,
most of the cryptocurrency community is optimistic that BTC price could attempt
the $6,000 mark very soon. They believe that the entire point of crypto is to
break away from the hold of countries like China and by this move, crypto could
become decentralized again.

Also Read: China’s New Anti-Crypto Move:
Ban
bitcoin
Mining to Save Environment

China houses some of the largest mining rigs and farms in the world, and the enactment of the ban could see the miners move to other countries with cheaper electricity tariffs. Some analysts believe that the spread of mining farms would make the entire process decentralized, unlike now that the activity is heavily concentrated in China.

It is yet to be seen if the government would adopt the recommendations. However, it is still an excellent time to invest in crypto mining equipment.

Published at Wed, 10 Apr 2019 16:12:28 +0000

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