Bitcoin mining pool once handling 2.3% of network shuts after hashrate falls 65%

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A Bitcoin mining pool that once accounted for about 2.3% of network hashrate has shut down after its hashrate fell roughly 65%. The closure removes a small share of mining capacity and reflects pressure on the pool, not a comparable decline in Bitcoin’s overall hashrate. The immediate network impact is likely limited, though miners using the pool must redirect their equipment to other operators.

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