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The underlying concepts and game theory of mining.
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Would a professional ASIC-machine holder eventually become a bank-like character?
As we know, one of the concepts of Bitcoin is to be "decentralized". When individual miners, even with ASIC miners, become unprofitable, will the system become more centralized to those several superb …
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