Binance's bitcoin mining pool finds just one block in a week as shutdown nears
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Binance's bitcoin mining pool produced just one block in the past week, with its share of Bitcoin's block-production rankings having shrunk to a negligible level ahead of the pool's scheduled November 10 shutdown. The exchange's once-significant mining operation has effectively faded from the network's competitive landscape as it winds down. The closure removes a major exchange-operated pool from Bitcoin's hashpower distribution, a shift worth watching for how remaining pools—and their relative shares of network hashrate—absorb the displaced miners.
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