Bitcoin (BTC) entered a short zone on the daily chart, breaking the support level to $ 39,500. At the moment, the bears are in control of the situation, as the trade volume remains high. If the bulls can’t take the initiative next week, there is a chance that a further drop to the next vital level at $ 38,000 will be seen soon. This is what happened, and the price of Bitcoin is now at $ 37,500, and now we are looking at the next support at $ 36,300.
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After jumping to $ 2,750 this morning, the price of ETH made a quick turnaround and fell to $ 2,600, testing the previous support zone again. Due to all the concerns about the tensions between e and , investors are moving away from cryptocurrencies and redirecting their capital to safer currencies and gold, which reached a price of 1,900 dollars last week.
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According to industry experts, Kazakhstan, one of the world’s leading bitcoin mining sites, is likely to lose its leading position in the share of the BTC hash rate in the next update of the hash rate distribution.
According to the Cambridge Bitcoin Electricity Consumption Index, Kazakhstan has had over 18% of the world hash rate of BTC since August 2021, after only the United States.
Bitcoin mining would eventually stop in Kazakhstan due to unsustainable electricity subsidies, as expected by Phillip Ng, vice president of corporate development at Thessaloniki Computing for the data center.
“We expect some mining to remain in Kazakhstan, but we do not expect it to be more than 10 to 15% of the global hashing rate in the future.” The reason is that electricity subsidies in Kazakhstan are unsustainable, “Ng told Cointelegraph. He cited January reports that authorities in Kazakhstan were considering cutting electricity subsidies to stabilize the country’s finances.
Another reason Kazakhstan is potentially losing its leadership in BTC mining is its reliance on the oil and gas industry.
“Given that Kazakhstan is considering raising taxes on crypto-miners, I think you will see that miners who have not been intimidated by the recent internet shutdown have another reason to look for a better long-term location for their operations,” Lesperance told Cointelegraph.
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