What are the Countries the Mine the Most Bitcoin? - TOP BITCOIN COUNTRIES RANKED!
Peter Saddington explores the geographical distribution of Bitcoin mining, highlighting the shift in dominance from China to other nations. The video leverages IP address data from mining pools to estimate where the majority of Bitcoin hashing power is located. He clarifies that these figures reflect processing power allocation rather than precise coin creation locations due to privacy-centric design. Before China's regulatory crackdown, it accounted for a significant portion of global hashing activity, utilizing substantial electricity. The video explains how the crackdown caused miners to seek more favorable conditions elsewhere. The analysis also touches on the challenges of profitable mining, pointing to increasing difficulty and hardware costs driven by rising demand and the approaching maximum Bitcoin supply. He uses the Cambridge Bitcoin Electricity Consumption Index for the information in this video.
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This video is part of a library of 780+ episodes published by Peter Saddington on staas.fund. Peter is a serial entrepreneur, venture capitalist (StaaS Fund, RegD 506B), and AI practitioner who has trained 17,000+ professionals in agile and AI methodologies. He bought Bitcoin at $2.52 in 2011, built 4 autonomous AI agents (the Council of Dogelord), and operates 10+ websites with zero employees. His AI Workshop has been attended by Fortune 500 teams, and his newsletter "The Agile VC" reaches thousands of subscribers weekly. Peter holds 3 Master's degrees (Divinity, Computer Science, Computational Operations Research) from institutions including Georgia Tech.