Still tangled in the bull and bear cycles? Others have already made a fortune quietly.
In Texas, a well-known family's mining farm is operating at full capacity - 35,000 mining machines, all using liquid cooling, running around the clock. How exaggerated is the output scale? It accounts for 2% of the global daily Bitcoin production.
This configuration, this efficiency, no wonder some people sigh: with a different pattern, the gameplay is different. While retail investors are still hesitating and watching the market, big players have already laid out their computing power. The mining sector has always been a contest of capital and technology.
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ForkItAll
· 11-30 07:38
35,000 Mining Rigs... This pattern is really crushing, while we are still discussing coin prices, they have already mastered productivity.
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DegenTherapist
· 11-29 20:06
35,000 Mining Rigs, this situation is truly incredible, while we are still looking at the Candlestick Chart, others are already Mining.
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CascadingDipBuyer
· 11-27 20:51
35,000 Mining Rigs, 2% daily output, this pattern is indeed not something retail investors can play with.
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SignatureDenied
· 11-27 08:50
35,000 Mining Rigs, this gap is not minor at all, retail investors can't play this game at all.
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tokenomics_truther
· 11-27 08:49
35,000 mining rigs, and we are still studying Candlestick charts while they have already laid down the infrastructure.
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ser_ngmi
· 11-27 08:48
Computing Power is the king, retail investors really have no chance.
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EyeOfTheTokenStorm
· 11-27 08:39
Oh, 35,000 Mining Rigs? My quantitative model calculated the electricity cost, and this marginal benefit under the current difficulty... well, it really is a game of another dimension.
Retail investors are still day trading, while others are doing cycles.
With such a high concentration of capital, what does it indicate? A risk reminder—single point failure risk should not be overlooked, everyone.
A daily output of 2% sounds substantial, but from a technical perspective, the monopolization of computing power is detrimental to the entire ecosystem in the long run, which is an invisible unfavourable information.
Another "we missed it" story... it’s always like this.
That’s why I never get entangled in cycles; what I focus on is the nonlinear relationship between computing power allocation and energy costs.
Making a fortune quietly? No, this is called capital advantage under information asymmetry; we small retail investors just observe and relax.
Why do some people always think mining is a blue ocean? Don’t they know it’s already a game for giants?
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Blockwatcher9000
· 11-27 08:30
35,000 Mining Rigs, this gap is really amazing, while we are still looking at the K-line, they have already won by lying down.
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SchroedingersFrontrun
· 11-27 08:25
Really, retail investors look at the Candlestick charts every day, while others are deploying Mining Rigs.
The landscape is so different; we are not playing the same game at all.
35,000 Mining Rigs, how much electricity cost will that burn? But they are still making money.
Still tangled in the bull and bear cycles? Others have already made a fortune quietly.
In Texas, a well-known family's mining farm is operating at full capacity - 35,000 mining machines, all using liquid cooling, running around the clock. How exaggerated is the output scale? It accounts for 2% of the global daily Bitcoin production.
This configuration, this efficiency, no wonder some people sigh: with a different pattern, the gameplay is different. While retail investors are still hesitating and watching the market, big players have already laid out their computing power. The mining sector has always been a contest of capital and technology.