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SBI Crypto is closing its $BTC mining pool on July 31, ending a run of more than five years that placed the operation 12th globally by hashrate.
At roughly 2.2% of the worldwide total, the pool was not a dominant force, but its exit is a measurable shift in who controls block production on the Bitcoin network.
What Leaves the Network Mining pools aggregate computational power from individual miners and distribute block rewards proportionally.
When a pool shuts down, its participants — the actual hardware operators — do not disappear; they migrate.
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