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Rusia Bitcoin Na Iloiloina le Mining i le lotolotoi o Fete'ena'iga ma Iukureini, Tele ETH Pool ua Fa'ate'aina le Auaunaga i Rusia
Faatasi ai ma le feteenaiga i le va o Rusia ma Iukureini, o le tele o tagata matau e fia iloa e uiga i le tele o le hashrate o loʻo i totonu o Rusia, ona o le itulagi o loʻo lipotia mai o loʻo pulea le tolu-tele o le SHA256 hashpower i le lalolagi atoa. E le gata i lea, ia Fepuari 24, o le ethereum mining operation Flexpool na faʻaalia ai ua taofia atoa le auaunaga i Rusia. “Matou te faatoese atu ia matou tagata eli mai Rusia; o le toatele o outou e le lagolagoina le taua - Ae ui i lea, o oe o loʻo lagolagoina lou malo, "o le tala lea a Flexpool i ana tagata faʻatau.
O Lusia o loʻo feagai ma se galu o faʻasalaga tau tamaoaiga, SWIFT o loʻo avanoa pea
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 Russian ruble has been feeling the wrath of volatile markets, Russia’s stock market gatete and UBS cut Russia’s bond market down to zero.
O le Europa tuulima i lalo economic sanctions against Russia, and U.S. president Joe Biden faaalia mai America would sanction the country as well. Despite the U.K. aioi 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.
"E foliga mai o gaioiga a Rusia e matua mataʻutia tele ua filifili ai Sisifo e faʻatagaina Rusia e faʻaauau pea ona faʻaogaina le SWIFT Network," Voorhees tweeted.
Ua faatonuina e Rusia se vaega taua o le Hashrate, ua taʻua e Putin o le itulagi o loʻo i ai 'tauvaga faʻatauva',' fai mai le Compass Mining, 'aufaigaluega a le au 'ua vavae ese mai le vevesi o le 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 lomia faasalalau in July. A myriad of mining operations mine cryptocurrencies from Russia, as electricity is very cheap. For instance, Bitcluster ua faagaoioia i Rusia talu mai le 2017 ma sili atu i le 20,000 masini mining ma e ofoina atu le talimalo ile $0.062 ile kilowatt-hour (kWh).
A mining operation called Vekus meaʻai the Russian oil drilling subsidiary Gazpromneft in order to mine bitcoin. At the end of last month, Russian president Vladimir Putin faamalamalama that Russia has “competitive advantages” when it comes to cryptocurrency mining. The mining operation Maina maina also hosts bitcoin miners in the Siberian region. On Thursday, Whit Gibbs from Compass Mining faamalamalama i luga o le Twitter e faapea o fale a le kamupani i Siberia sa "matua vavae ese mai soʻo se faʻalavelave faʻa-geopolitical." Gibbs faaopoopo:
Ua fa'amaonia mai e le tapasa ma a tatou pa'aga o lo'o saogalemu uma tagata maina ma o le a fa'aauau pea ona tamo'e e pei ona masani ai.
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 faasilasila o le amataga o bitcoin mining chips.
Ole Va'a La'u ole Ethereum Tele e fa'asa ai IP uma a Rusia
Amid the conflict between Ukraine and Russia, Bitcoin’s hashrate has dropped a hair since reaching an maualuga taimi uma 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. aʻo bitcoin miners seem to be unaffected by the situation in Ukraine, on Thursday the ethereum mining operation Flexpool faasilasila it will be cutting off Russian ethereum miners. Flexpool is currently the fifth-largest ethereum miner i se faiga ETH hashrate.
“E ui ina itiiti se mea e mafai ona tatou faia, ae o se mea sese le maua mai o se tupe maua mai ai pe faatupe le tuusao. O loʻo matou faʻaleaogaina le tautua i IP Rusia uma ma totogi atu paleni e leʻi totogia, ”o faʻamatalaga faʻasalalauga a Flexpool. “Matou te faatoese atu ia matou tagata eli mai Rusia; e toatele outou e le lagolagoina le taua. Ae ui i lea, o oe o loʻo lagolagoina lou malo. A aunoa ma tagata, e le mafai e Rusia ona galue. E na o le faaitiitia o le malosi tau tamaoaiga o ona tagata tatou te maua ai le avanoa e aafia ai lenei taua. Matou te faafetai atu mo lo outou faamaoni, ma ou te faamoemoe ua outou malamalama matou te le o manatu mama i lenei faaiuga.”
O le a sou manatu e uiga i le feteenaiga i Iukureini ma le ono mafai e Rusia ona aloese mai faʻasalaga ma cryptocurrencies? O le a sou manatu e uiga i le mataupu o loʻo aʻafia ai crypto miners o loʻo galulue i Rusia? Faailoa mai ia i matou lou manatu e uiga i lenei mataupu i le vaega o faʻamatalaga o loʻo i lalo.
Punavai autu: Bitcoin.com