Coingeek is backing out of BCHSV. I guess renting out extra hash was too expensive after all

Coingeek is backing out of BCHSV. I guess renting out extra hash was too expensive after all.

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Miners keep putting in more time energy and money into POW but are running out of fiat. They have drained too much too fast.
Do not buy POW coins, the entire market is compromised. Buy NANO or IOTA or EOS or ARK or LSK or motherfucking TRON even.
ETH is somewhat ok but only if you are loading up for staking.

>Coingeek is backing out of BCHSV

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That was a bit fast. And Craig was so sure at first that they would win.

>>Coingeek is backing out of BCHSV

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> Enterprise class full node
So they plan on selling specialized mining equipment going harder on POW.
POW is compromised and unstable. Large actors get larger until they have a strange hold on the market. Then they do retarded shit like we all just saw because they don't understand tech.
Don't support that.

fuck off with your shitcoin

This is ancient news, its like 12 months old but reposted today for you dumb bagholders so you can fomo into this scamcoin.

When there was just a collection of large actors prior to the fragmentation of the market caused by core asshattery, nakamoto consensus backed by proof of work actually worked.
It was only when devs made, social media propagandised, and shitwit clueless cunts demanded, idiotic changes that nakamoto consensus broke down and miners became completely mercenary.
Core is to blame for this.

Which one? Choose anything not POW theres like 100 at least. More when ETH switches.
Miner days are numbered. Or did you think there would be no consequence to intentionally crashing the market after 10 months of loses for the average retail investor?
Good riddance.