Russian Bitcoin I Aromatawaia te Maina I Roto i te Taupatupatu ki a Ukraine, Ka Whakakorehia e te Puna ETH Nui te Ratonga ki Ruhia

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Russian Bitcoin I Aromatawaia te Maina I Roto i te Taupatupatu ki a Ukraine, Ka Whakakorehia e te Puna ETH Nui te Ratonga ki Ruhia

Na te pakanga i waenga i a Ruhia me Iukureini, he maha nga kaitirotiro kei te pirangi mo te nui o te reeti hautei kei Ruhia, i te mea e kiia ana ko te rohe kei te whakahaere i te tuatoru-nui rawa atu o SHA256 hashpower puta noa i te ao. I tua atu, i te Hui-tanguru 24, i kii te mahi maina ethereum Flexpool kua whakamutua katoatia nga ratonga ki Russia. “E mihi ana matou ki a matou kaikeri maina a Ruhia; he maha o koutou karekau e tautoko i te pakanga — Heoi, ko koe kei te tautoko i to iwi,” i kii atu a Flexpool ki ana kaihoko.

Kei te anga a Ruhia ki te Ngaru Whakatau Ohaoha, Kei te waatea tonu a SWIFT

All eyes are focused on the battle between Russia and Ukraine this week and after Vladimir Putin’s troops invaded Ukraine, a large swathe of countries have started to impose and threaten economic sanctions. The Ruble Rūpene has been feeling the wrath of volatile markets, Russia’s stock market wiriwiri and UBS cut Russia’s bond market down to zero.

Ko te Union Union tuku iho economic sanctions against Russia, and U.S. president Joe Biden whakakitea America would sanction the country as well. Despite the U.K. ka tono the SWIFT payment network to ban Russia, the country is still allowed to leverage the financial system. Crypto advocate and Shapeshift founder Erik Voorhees made fun of the fact that Russia was still allowed to transact with SWIFT.

"Te ahua nei he tino kino nga mahi a Ruhia i whakatauhia e te Hauauru ki te tuku i a Russia ki te whakamahi tonu i te Whatunga SWIFT," Voorhees tweeted.

Ka Whakahauhia e Ruhia tetahi waahanga nui o te Hashrate, e kii ana a Putin i te Rohe he 'Painga Whakataetae,' E kii ana nga Kaipupuri o te Kapa 'I wehea mai i nga raruraru Geopolitical'

Furthermore, cryptocurrency advocates have been discussing Russia’s hashpower as the country reportedly holds the third largest quantity of hashrate worldwide. That statistic stems from the Cambridge Bitcoin Electricity Consumption Index (CBECI) data that was whakaputaina in July. A myriad of mining operations mine cryptocurrencies from Russia, as electricity is very cheap. For instance, Bitcluster kua whakahaeretia i Ruhia mai i te tau 2017 me te neke atu i te 20,000 nga taputapu maina me te tuku manaaki i te $0.062 ia kilowatt-haora (kWh).

A mining operation called Vekus Tuhinga the Russian oil drilling subsidiary Gazpromneft in order to mine bitcoin. At the end of last month, Russian president Vladimir Putin faataa that Russia has “competitive advantages” when it comes to cryptocurrency mining. The mining operation Mahinga Kapehu also hosts bitcoin miners in the Siberian region. On Thursday, Whit Gibbs from Compass Mining faataa i runga i Twitter ko nga whakaurunga a te kamupene i Siberia "he tino wehe mai i nga raruraru geopolitical." Ka tapiritia e Gibbs:

Kua whakamanahia e Compass me o tatou hoa mahi kei te noho haumaru nga kaikeri katoa, ka rere tonu.

The media is already talking about Russia leveraging cryptocurrencies and crypto asset mining to avoid sanctions. According to the blockchain intelligence firm Elliptic, Iran utilized bitcoin mining to avoid economic sanctions. Last week, the Biden administration told semiconductor manufacturers that they should “diversify their supply chain” and at the same time, the California-based technology company Intel kauwhautia Tuhinga o mua bitcoin mining chips.

Ka whakakorehia e te puna wai keri Ethereum nui nga IP Ruhia katoa

Amid the conflict between Ukraine and Russia, Bitcoin’s hashrate has dropped a hair since reaching an te wa katoa-teitei on February 15, 2022. On that day, six-month charts show the hashrate tapped 249.75 exahash per second (EH/s) and today it is down 26% since that high, at 182 EH / s. Ahakoa bitcoin miners seem to be unaffected by the situation in Ukraine, on Thursday the ethereum mining operation Flexpool kauwhautia it will be cutting off Russian ethereum miners. Flexpool is currently the fifth-largest ethereum miner Tuhinga o mua Tuhinga reiti.

"Ahakoa he iti noa nga mahi ka taea e taatau, he he ki te whai hua mai i tera, ki te putea moni ranei. Kei te whakakorehia e matou nga ratonga ki nga IP katoa o Ruhia me te utu i nga toenga utu nui," ko nga korero panui a Flexpool. “E mihi ana matou ki o matou kaikeri maina a Ruhia; he maha o koutou kaore i te tautoko i te pakanga. Heoi, ko koe kei te tautoko i to iwi. Ki te kore te iwi, kaore e taea e Russia te mahi. Ma te whakaiti i te kaha ohaoha o ona tangata ka whai waahi tatou ki te pa ki tenei pakanga. Ka mihi matou ki a koe mo to pono, a ko taku tumanako kei te mohio koe kaore matou e whakatau ngawari."

He aha to whakaaro mo te pakanga i Ukraine me te kaha o Russia ki te karo i nga whiu me nga moni crypto? He aha to whakaaro mo te take e pa ana ki nga kaikeri crypto e mahi ana i Russia? Me mohio koe ki o whakaaro mo tenei kaupapa i roto i te waahanga korero i raro nei.

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