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    In this video, I dispel the FUD surrounding the concentration of Bitcoin mining pools.

    Bitcoin mining pools are nothing more than node services that exist in cyberspace. They do not custody the actual Bitcoin mining machines (ASICs), which are free to come and go as they please.

    If a Bitcoin mining pool does something shady, people will point their ASICs to a different mining pool, as happened with Poolin in 2022.

    Actual concentration and custody does exist in Ethereum staking pools, and has led to OFAC censorship at the protocol level.

    Not investment advice! Consult a financial advisor.

    The centralization of Bitcoin: Behind the two mining pools controlling 51% of the global hash rate:

    The centralization of Bitcoin: Behind the two mining pools controlling 51% of the global hash rate

    Bitcoin mining pools pie charts:
    https://www.blockchain.com/explorer/charts/pools
    https://btc.com/stats/pool?pool_mode=week

    Top Bitcoin Mining Pool Freezes Withdrawals Due to Liquidity Issues:
    https://decrypt.co/109093/top-bitcoin-mining-pool-freezes-withdrawals-due-to-liquidity-issues

    Bitcoin Mining Pool In Trouble:

    Michael Saylor’s map of Bitcoin ASICs:

    Ethereum staking pool distribution:
    https://beaconcha.in/pools

    Active OFAC censorship on Ethereum:
    https://www.mevwatch.info/

    I am not being paid or otherwise compensated by any company or cryptocurrency project that I mention in my videos.

    My opinion is not for sale. Please do not contact me with any affiliate or advertising deals.

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    2. Gary G. Stated, BTC is real! He has never said shit coins are real. He needs to ban all centralized coins which would be all ALT coins. They are PONZI schemes!! Let these dumb people lose everything!

    3. My Antminer heats my basement in the winter. It's friggin awesome. I mine, support the network, and heat my house all in one shot! BTC FTW!

    4. Sorry Matt but I don't find your argument entirely persuasive. How is this not like Spotify, in which a small musician is enslaved to the 'pool' to have any hope of reward? "Point at a different pool" works in the current environment, but what if we find ourselves in a situation where one pool has something like 90% of the hashrate?

    5. Excellent content, as always, I'm so glad I discovered your channel a few weeks ago! What do you say to the argument that there are large economies of scale with PoW mining (superlinear ROI), so mining (not just pools) becomes centralized, whereas with proof of stake, validators are more decentralized because ROI is linear, no economy of scale? (I'm a bitcoin maxi, bitcoin core dev, but arguing with a PoS supporter. I live near Denver, by the way!) Thanks for all you do!

    6. ASIC decentralization is a great point you bring up here. In your earlier video addressing the "mining pool centralization" fud, you talked about how running your own node provides counter to any potential form of centralization. I am mentioning it here only to encourage the serious students of bitcoin to run their own node.

    7. Should people be pointing to some of the smaller players to get to 5% per pool? This would avoid over centralization of some of the pools.

    8. isn't it ironic, that a software becomes the most greening machine ever?

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