https://opensea.io?ref=0xf31df075734fccf4167947cd2a36ca65503bbd64

Intro: How CoinMarketCap (CMC) manipulates the market by showing fraudulent information to the community.

CoinMarketCap.com is LYING to everyone while profiting from it.

It has come to our attention that CoinMarketCap.com, the Number 1 website in the crypto-currency industry, is showing immensely fraudulent and scam information (on purpose) to its users. As a site that is used frequently for reference points by many news organisations, trading outlets, companies, informational sites and individuals, we thought it would be in the best interest of the community to write about what has been really going on with this “trusted resource”.

Please note, our research indicates that multiple attempts to fix information by many coins on CoinMarketCap.com through contacting them through their support requests or online social media sites such as BitcoinTalk.org, reddit.com and other places has gone unanswered, ignored and/or explicitly overlooked/denied. By explicitly overlooked/denied, we mean that after contacting their support with up-to date and obviously correct information, they refuse to update the data. Many hundreds of coins on CMC are affected very negatively (or positively) by this. A lot of them have given up trying to get CMC to put correct data on their site, and have made sticky posts in their own respective forums as to this issue instead.

We also believe that there is massive insider trading going on with the employees, owners and others involved with CoinMarketCap. Our research, including talking to multiple coin creators, shows anomalous buying of coins between times that the coin creators asked CMC to list their coin (through their google form) and between when it actually gets listed on the site. This could mean that CMC insiders know that certain coins will pump, and go on a buying spree to front-run the listing of the coin and the public market sentiment. This can be seen over and over again when analysing the action on coins when being listed.

Pump and dumps are also being actively allowed and managed by the team at CMC without the knowledge of the coin creators or coin communities themselves. This can be seen by the direct manipulation of the circulating supply of some coins. CMC puts the circulating supply as very high at certain points (increasing the market cap), then drops it down to a much lower number later (lowering the market cap). This moves these coins up or down their numbered list causing massive buys and sell offs at the whim of CMC. Luckily this fraud can only be made to happen once or twice with each coin as the public outcry from the coin communities (sometimes) usually puts an end to it one way or other.

There is also evidence of CoinMarketCap effectively “killing” off coins as it sees fit. How does it “kill” a coin? Well it removes it’s circulating supply to “?” or a very low number arbitrarily, and keeps it there for a prolonged period. As the coin goes lower and lower in the rankings, daily volume on the coin dies off until such a time that it is zero (even though the teams behind the coins are still active and growing their ecosystems). This leads to exchanges delisting the coin, and the ecosystem being entirely dead after a period of time. There is plenty of evidence of coin communities complaining and coin creators “begging” CMC to update their information with no luck. CMC literally decides which coin lives or dies with it’s own agendas. In defence of CMC, some coins do lose their circulating supply due to faults of the coins (the data end-points for circulating supply stop working on the servers provided initially by the coins), but many are brought down even with the objections and outcry of the coin creators and communities behind them.

Also of concern is the possible bribery of CMC officials and other nefarious behaviors that could very obviously be extrapolated from their current actions. What if one coin paid a handsome sum to CMC to make sure a “competitor” would have lower market cap? How do you make them have a lower market cap? Easy, refuse to update the circulating supply to what the real numbers are and instead show an arbitrary number of their choosing. This can also be seen on many of the coins listed on CMC. There is ample evidence of coins complaining publicly on many forums yet CMC taking it’s own numbers without any explanation or acknowledgement.

Another area of concern is the outdated/incorrect information of many of the coins listed on CMC. Official coin links being broken or unresponsive, including the main websites, wrong daily volumes (not updated in days or weeks), and hugely different circulating supplies (from those you can officially see on the respective blockchains of the coins themselves) are just some of the additional problems that ring alarm bells with us.

Because of these issues, (and many others including the pseudonymousnature of the founders and team members) we believe it is in the best interest of the entire community to get behind this initiative and make big noise until such a time that CoinMarketCap updates their site to show correct information, or another resource is created/promoted that shows correct and up-to date data on their website. Number 1 can go down to Number 0 very quickly in the space with the right community backlash.

Some may say that these issues may be due to incompetence of the team at CMC or them having limited resources. One of the parts of our analysis will take a much closer look at what kind of income CoinMarketCap really makes. You would be surprised. CMC is one of the most profitable businesses in the entire industry. The user is the product. The ads are the money maker. There are backroom deals, and much more happening beyond the scenes that the public does not know.

Most people here are concerned about centralised mining cartels, hardware producers, banks, governments, regulators and/or core developers being points of issues in this industry. We strongly believe that none of those come even close to comparing to the obvious fraud that has been going on at CoinMarketCap for many years.

The volume of money that is traded on information taken from CMC alone pales every other issue into oblivion. If traders are making buys and sells according to falsified data on CoinMarketCap.com, then they are being manipulated and lied to in one of the biggest frauds in the entire crypto-currency space.

We’re not just shocked at the level of incompetence, negligence, fraud, and outright lying that CMC perpetuates, but at the lack of information about this so far in this industry. For a community that prides itself on self-regulation through transparency and openness, it should be ashamed at not having blown this massive fraud into the public eye much sooner.

” Bitcoin Mining Datacenters by the Megawatt

• Last edit: November 27, 2016,

This is an index of publicly known industrial-scale mining operations across the globe.

• Disclaimers:

Because I want to list as many things as possible, this thread has a low standard of proof. Some of the operators listed below may be unethical, scammy, nonexistent, or have rituals where they sacrifice innocent children–I don’t care about that, I just want to make a list.

• Note that there are likely many (secret) mines that aren’t listed here.

• Operational Mines :

• 60MW | BW/ANTPOOL | Unnamed | Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, China

Note: Power draw is an estimate based off their claim of 100PH, I assumed 0.6W/GH given that this was Feb 2015. Any of you guys have information about this one?

Here’s an interesting paper that explains perhaps why this large datacenter is in this region.

Source :

http://qntra.net/2015/02/inside-the-bitcoin-mine-of-antpool-bw-com/

• 40MW | BITFURY | Tbilisi Technology Park Free Industrial Zone | Tbilisi, Georgia

Source:

http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20151211005837/en/BitFury-Launch-Energy-Efficient-Immersion-Cooling-Data

• 25MW | HAOBTC | Unnamed | Tibetan Autonomous Region, China

Note: Their official bitcointalk account has claimed a hashrate of 72PH and capacity of 25MW as of 2016-06-10.

Source :

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1328580.msg15158126#msg15158126

• 25MW | Lee Group | Unnamed | Chengdu City, Sichuan province, China

Note: It was stated they their farm was expandable to 25MW about a year ago, so it’s likely they are around the high end of that range by now.

Source :

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=934581.0

• 10MW | BITFURY | Unnamed | Gori, Georgia

Source :

BitFury Reveals New Details About $100 Million Bitcoin Mine

• 10MW | C7 | “N-0.5 design” | Utah, USA

Source :

http://www.datacenterknowledge.com/archives/2014/07/10/massive-bitcoin-mines-spring-up-in-warehouses/2/

• 6MW | Great North Data | Lab City | Labrador City, Labrador, Canada

Source :

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1328580.msg16915395#msg16915395

• >5MW | Verne Global | “Hybrid Data Center” | Kevlavik, Iceland

Note: This is where Genesis Mining runs their hardware (I think)

Source :

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1328580.msg17010137#msg17010137

• 5MW | Hashrate.biz | Secret Name | Quebec, Canada

Source: PM from the owner

• 4MW | MegaBigPower | Unnamed | Washington State, USA

Note: This is the facility from this youtube video :

Note 2: Although MBP claimed to be building a 32MW and 12MW mine, they never materialized

Source :

http://megabigpower.com/themine

Screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/jjXXCMW.png

• 4MW | Telco 214 | Unnamed | Labrador, Canada

Note: Some napkin math with blocks found from November 13th-27th puts this miner at ~22PH/s, which makes 4MW a plausible amount of capacity.

Source :

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1328580.msg17010137#msg17010137

• 3MW | Zoomhash | Unnamed | USA

Note: This may be rented space in a larger datacenter.

Source :

http://zoomhash.com/pages/hosting

• 1.3MW | ASICSPACE | Unnamed | Washington, USA

Source :

http://www.asicspace.com/pictures-of-our-data-center/

• >1MW | Great North Data | Goose Bay | Goose Bay, Labrador, Canada

Source :

Home

• >1MW | Hashplex | Unnamed | Washington/Seattle, USA (I need more data)

Source :

https://hashplex.com/frequently-asked-questions/

• >1MW | Oregon Mines | Unnamed | The Dalles, OR, USA

Source :

Bitcoin Mining Hosting – Litecoin Mining Hosting – Dash Mining Hosting – Specialty Server Hosting

• 1MW | Bitcoin ASIC Hosting | Unnamed | Douglas County, WA, USA

Note: Second site is being spun up, so they will have greater capacity in coming months.

Source :

http://www.bitcoinasichosting.com/

• 0.75MW| Toomin Brothers | Unnamed | Pacific Northwest, USA

Source :

http://toom.im/

• 0.75MW | Hashrate.biz | Secret Name | Quebec, Canada

Source: PM from the owner

• 0.64MW| JeffColo | Unnamed | Portland, OR

Source: [Citation Needed]

• 0.58MW| Cryptominer Canada | DC0001 & DC0002 | 2x in Joliette, Quebec, Canada

Source :

https://cryptominer.ca/page/hosting

Also to be added :

Cryptominer Canada run by maximeAD and the Lee Group datacenter.

I was considering adding genesis-mining but they provide no specs on their datacenter.

Dead Mines:

• 20MW | KnC | Unnamed | Boden, Sweden

Note: KnC is bankrupt. It doesn’t look like they’re finding blocks anymore, so this facility is presumed dead.

Source: http://www.pcworld.com/article/3014471/bitcoin-miner-knc-is-planning-another-four-week-datacenter-build-out.html

• 20MW | KnC | Boden 2 | Boden, Sweden

Note: KnC is bankrupt. It doesn’t look like they’re finding blocks anymore, so this facility is presumed dead.

Source: https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/knc-miner-will-build-new-20mw-data-center-node-pole/

• 10MW | KnC | Unnamed | Boden, Sweden (probably)

Note: KnC is bankrupt. It doesn’t look like they’re finding blocks anymore, so this facility is presumed dead..

Source :

Click to access Analysis_of_Large-Scale_Bitcoin_Mining_Operations.pdf

• 10MW | BlockC | Unnamed | San Francisco, CA, USA (probably)

Note: RIP BlockC. You never proved you actually had the hashrate, but you definitely proved you couldn’t stay in business.

Source : blockc.co

• 3MW | Spondoolies/BTCS | Unnamed | North Carolina, USA

Note: RIP Spondoolies, this is probably shut down.

• TL;DR : Hashrate is concentrated in China, Georgia, the Western US, and Northeastern Canada.

But awesome list. Crazy to see how many farms there are using that much power.

Yeah, but when you get down to it 128MW are owned by one entity–which also happens to be the entity that claims to have the most efficient chips. That’s kinda scary!

• What percentage of the overall MW do you think is with home/retail miners ?

Very little. Most hobbyist miners colocate now unless they can score power for less than $0.06/USD/kwh, otherwise they save money by letting other people take care of their hardware for them. I’d say (and this is a total guess) at most 3MW are being run in homes/businesses. Everything else is probably in datacenters.

When you get down to it 128MW are owned by one entity–which also happens to be the entity that claims to have the most efficient chips. That’s kinda scary!

I find it very scary aswell they seem to be only one pumping out next gen and if they have specs that were reported they are making a killing.

Also they chances will ROI on a lot of machines before other companies even get next gen chips. So when they have ROI’ed and rest is pure profit… that is really scary as what do they do?

My fear is they sell tons of BTC and drag down price. I hope that does not happen though.

it would be nice to have some info, on the maximum megawatt that their location can handle, so they will be forced in the end to split in two or more location

which means better decentralization

I’m pretty sure that MegaBigPower’s mine has grown quite a bit, or they’ve added additional facilities.

Zoomhash also has a biggish mine in the same area, given they’re shipping the used A2 units they have for sale out of there. No clue on size though.

If it’s still owned by the same group of people it’s not decentralized.

I’m pretty sure that MegaBigPower’s mine has grown quite a bit, or they’ve added additional facilities.

Turns out that MBP and hashplex share space in this datacenter :

Data Centers Join the Bitcoin Train

http://www.serverfarmrealty.com/data-centers/titan/

Assuming 60% is used for hosted mining hardware, and the rest is used for other clients–4MW.

It seems to line up with this next article I found which is the motherlode :

http://www.datacenterknowledge.com/archives/2014/11/05/bitcoin-clusters-emerge-in-cloud-computings-footprints/

It reveals that MBP was building a 23MW center and was eyeing another location with 12MW capacity. Another (unlisted so far) NA based hosting company in that article that has 4.5MW of capacity.

Zoomhash also has a biggish mine in the same area, given they’re shipping the used A2 units they have for sale out of there. No clue on size though.

http://zoomhash.com/pages/hosting

That’s another 3MW accounted for.

KNC are a reasonably open company about their mine rollout plans. Another 20 MW rollout.

http://www.pcworld.com/article/3014471/bitcoin-miner-knc-is-planning-another-four-week-datacenter-build-out.html

Also recent Sam Cole interview talking in detail about mining and KNCs search for cheap mining locations.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDnA6i6oEvA

Washington State has a stack of miners to the extent it is impacting the cheap electricity.

http://www.govtech.com/dc/articles/High-Capacity-Data-Centers-Blindsided-by-Increase-in-Utilities-Charges.html

And who knows what is in China. Bitfury are likely to be mining on their 16nm chip as fast as they can get them.

Just a comment. A nominal X Megwatt Bitcoin Data Centre is only likely to run at the most 60% of capacity for actual mining. There are overheads (cooling etc) and electrical systems and transformers are normally kept at under 80% of capacity.

There’s also Allinvain with Cryptoboreas in Labrador. Don’t know the size of their datacenter though.

http://www.cryptominer.ca – Bitcoin Miner Hosting Solutions

“

ROI – Return on Investment

 100 AntMiner S9

 # 1 Anno

42.348,48 € + 5.869,2 €/A + 8.400 + 7.448,48 € = 64.065,68 €

132.881,13 € – 64.065,68 € = 68.815,45 €/Anno

68.815,45 € Guadagno Netto #1 Anno

ROI – 107,41 % Anno

 # 2 Anno

132.881,13 € – 5.869,2 €/Anno = 127.011,93 €

127.011,93 € Guadagno Netto #2 Anno

ROI – 2.164,04 % #2 Anno

 # 3 Anno

132.881,13€-5.869,2 €/Anno=127.011,93€

127.011,93 € Guadagno Netto #2 Anno

ROI – 2.164,04 % # 3 Anno

 500 AntMiner S9

 # 1 Anno

181.948,48 € + 293.460 € + 8.400 =
= 483,808.48 €

664.229,42 € – 483,808.48 €=180,420.94 €

180,420.94 € Guadagno Netto #1 Anno

ROI – 37,29 % Anno

 # 2 Anno

293.460 € + 8.400 € = 301.860 €

664.229,42 € – 301.860 € = 362.369,42 €

362.369,42 € Guadagno Netto #2 Anno

ROI – 120,05 % Anno

 # 3 Anno

293.460 € + 8.400 € = 301.860 €

664.229,42 € – 301.860 € = 362.369,42 €

362.369,42 € Guadagno Netto #3 Anno
ROI – 120,05 % Anno

 1.000 AntMiner S9

 # 1 Anno

356.448,48 € + 8.400 € + 7.448,48 € + 586.920 € = 959.216,96 €

1.330.461,81 € – 959.216,96 € = 371.244,85 €

371.244,85 € Guadagno Netto #1 Anno

ROI – 38,7 % Anno

 # 2 Anno

8.400 € + 586.920 € = 595.320 €

1.330.461,81 € – 595.320 € = 735.141,81 €

735.141,81 € Guadagno Netto #2 Anno

ROI – 123,49 % Anno

 # 3 Anno

8.400 € + 586.920 € = 595.320 €

1.330.461,81 € – 595.320 € = 735.141,81 €

735.141,81 € Guadagno Netto #3 Anno

ROI – 123,49 % Anno

Specification

Manufacturer : Canaan

Model : Avalon Miner 921 A.k.a Avalon A9, A921

Release September : 2018

Size : 150 x 136 x 370mm

Chip name : A 3207

Chip size : 7nm

Hashrate : 20 TH/s

Cooling : 14038 FanFan(s)1

Power : 1800W

Voltage : 12 V

Interface : Ethernet

Humidity : 5 – 95 %

• HashRate : 20 Th/s

• Algoritmo :

• Consumo : 1.800 W/h

• Minining BTC

• 20 Th/s × 1 = 20 Th/s

Day – 0.00070001 BTC

Week – 0.00490007 BTC

Month – 0.0210003 BTC

Year – 0.25550365 BTC

Day – 3,99 €

Week – 27,91 €

Month – 119,60 €

Year – 1.455,14 €

1 BTC = 5.695,19 €

Price : 1.029 € VAT incl.

1.029 € – 851 € = 178 VAT

Energy Consuption : 1.800 W/h

1.800 W/h ÷ 1.000 = 1,8 kW/h

1,8 kW/h × 24h = 43,2 kW / 24h 1 “921”

43,2 kW/24h × 365 = 15.768 kW/Anno

1 kW/h = 0,08 €/kW

15.768 kW/Year × 0,08 €/kWh=1.261,44 €/Y

1.261,44 € ÷ 12 = 105,12 €/Messe

43,2 kW/24h × ×0,08 €/kWh = 3,456 €/24h

• Usefull links :

Asic Producers :

https://canaan.io/
https://www.bitmain.com
https://gmominer.z.com/en/spec/
http://www.baikalminer.com/
https://shop.futurebit.io/
https://bitfury.com/
https://obelisk.tech/
https://pangolinminer.com/
https://ibelink.co/

Asic Resellers :

https://www.antminerdistribution.com/
https://www.bitshopper.de/
https://blokforge.com/
https://mineroo.io/
https://mineshop.eu/
https://www.cryptominerbros.com/
https://bitech-mining.com/
Asic Resellers :

https://www.cryptosupply.eu/
https://coinminingcentral.com/
https://www.cryptosupply.eu/
https://bitcoinmerch.com/
https://prominerz.com/
https://queue.acm.org/detail.cfm?id=3136559
http://51asic.ru/
https://www.bitmart.co.za/
https://cryptodrilling.com/
https://itopshop.net/
https://www.eastshore.xyz/
https://bitech-mining.com/
https://bitcoinmerch.com/
http://www.minersworld.nl/
http://asicminer-shop.de/
https://www.usbminers.nl/
http://www.minersworld.nl/
http://www.pcandmining.de/
https://minereu.com/
http://technobit.eu/
http://www.protact.net/
http://www.hash-core.com/

Asic Miners Profitability :

https://www.asicminervalue.com/
https://www.coinwarz.com/calculators
https://whattomine.com/
https://minethecoin.com/
https://whattomine.com/
https://crypt0.zone/

Refference site for the prices of the CryptoCurrencies :
https://www.coingecko.com/en
All the media and so on are taking as a refference the prices from https://coinmarketcap.com but we miners know better as you can make a conclusion yourself in these sites :
https://steemit.com/cryptocurrency/@intelliguy/oh-no-coinmarketcap-com-pumps-scam-coins-by-accident-marketcap-price-x-available-supply

Crypto Exchanges :
https://www.cryptocompare.com/exchanges/#/overview
https://bytex.io/
https://www.kucoin.com/
https://changelly.com/
https://stratisplatform.com/
https://altcoin.io/
https://bisq.network/
https://www.bancor.network/
https://blocknet.co/
https://ethereum.org/
https://www.hodlhodl.com/
https://loopring.org/
https://coincodex.com/crypto/airswap/
https://ethereum.org/

Trading Bots :
https://www.haasonline.com/
https://gunthy.org/
https://profittrailer.com/
https://cryptocatbot.com/buy-cryptobot/altcoin-bot/arbi-triangular-arbitrage-bot/

Crypto News :
https://www.the-blockchain.com
https://www.ccn.com/
https://cointelegraph.com/

Pools :
https://antpool.com/
https://kano.is/
http://ckpool.org/
https://www.f2pool.com/

Crypto Loans :
https://nexo.io/

Earning Crypto :
https://litecoin-faucet.com/
http://cointiply.com/r/vo771
http://faucethub.io/r/46573824

Gamble with Altcoins :

http://www.coincasino.cc
http://www.litecointogox.com
http://cryptoblackjack.kicks-ass.net
http://alt-co.in/slots.php
http://REDCOINCASINO.com
http://redcoinlotto.com
http://coinjack.com/
http://lotto.coinworld.us/
http://litecoinkamikaze.co
http://fckamikaze.com
http://minikaze.com
http://bit-loot.com
http://www.litecoinlottery.com/
http://rapidballs.eu
http://litecoinkamikaze.com
http://fckamikaze.com
http://minikaze.com
http://www.l8.lv/
http://dogespin.l8.lv/

Links of sites & Companies that accept BitCoin and AltCoins in exchange for goods and services :

https://www.bitdials.eu/
https://www.bitgild.com/
https://bitcoin-realestate.com/
https://coinpayments.net/
http://www.nexwave.ca/
https://coincable.com/
http://www.cryptocoinwalletcards.com/

Interesting projects :

https://account.worldwifi.io/
https://simpleledger.io/
https://www.presearch.org
https://cryptocurrencytalk.com/topic/29841-discussion-boinc-whitelist-monitoring/
https://neo.org
https://dapp.tech/loki-service-nodes-how-to-get-started/
https://othernet.is/products/dreamcatcher-3-0

No crypto without a safe :

https://www.ledger.com/collections/all-products
https://keepkey.myshopify.com
https://trezor.io/

Business Improvements possible :

A wider perspective in a link 😉

https://qz.com/1287701/bitcoin-golds-51-attack-is-every-cryptocurrencys-nightmare-scenario/
https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&t=1209&v=q8R71WGO3qU
https://medium.com/coinmonks/vertcoin-vtc-is-currently-being-51-attacked-53ab633c08a4
https://www.jonpeddie.com/reports/pc-gaming-hardware-market-report/
https://news.bitcoin.com/bitcoin-history-part-3-turning-on-the-faucet/?utm_source=OneSignal%20Push&utm_medium=notification&utm_campaign=Push%20Notifications
https://tse.bitnation.co/documents/
https://hacked.com/insights-into-bitcoin-futures-contracts-part-1/
https://news.bitcoin.com/wendy-mcelroy-avoiding-fraud-by-going-crypto-anarchist/?fbclid=IwAR3awkrt3lW3PqUGDoxPNmwlEbGJkbhIEzoSNbUonmE4r16rXpnut7rLtN4
https://www.newsbtc.com/2018/12/05/institutions-still-bullish-on-crypto-grayscale-owns-1-of-all-bitcoin/
https://queue.acm.org/detail.cfm?id=3136559
http://blog.ezyang.com/2012/07/secure-multiparty-bitcoin-anonymization/
https://www.mynightwatch.org
https://tse.bitnation.co/passport/
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1H_mcZhI55Wu2n51pUjwtb-j0yGQQ60aej8Cr0IcQhWQ/htmlview
https://bitcoinmagazine.com/industry/digitalcurrency/
http://fingfx.thomsonreuters.com/gfx/rngs/ENERGY-BITCOIN-NORDICS/0100618T2MK/index.html
https://altcointoday.com/coinbase-just-moved-5-billion-in-crypto-to-prepare-for-token-expansion/?fbclid=IwAR3kwrMOveLZXsr1Dw1M_J4avZZoaP4HUt36EMNbpZ3BAAbr_KiJDU2PIm8
https://insidebigdata.com/category/resources/research-reports/
https://www.techrepublic.com/article/82-of-security-pros-fear-hackers-using-ai-to-attack-their-company/#ftag=RSS56d97e7
https://www.coindesk.com/when-theres-blood-in-the-street-why-its-not-quite-time-to-be-long-crypto?fbclid=IwAR3qL6SoVDxmZQ7mE2QlE9RAonAoSjmluhXcQ3Jo7WxZXx6PJE7XSOaLGQ0
https://www.activism.net/cypherpunk/crypto-anarchy.html
https://www.chepicap.com/en/news/5991/tributes-to-one-of-bitcoin-s-godfathers-cypherpunk-tim-may-passes-away.html?fbclid=IwAR1bnWeJ-oa5LT4sJh4GRTDm1DCcGzY1YftBKlhswYxkhiYWdGOgmlJvcxg
https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2018/09/4-ways-ai-artificial-intelligence-impact-financial-job-market
https://www.ccn.com/700-million-bitcoin-mining-farm-coming-to-upstate-new-york/
https://cointelegraph.com/news/how-crypto-market-fall-influences-mining-hardware-sales-and-producers-revenues