Imagine a world where a single mining behemoth throws a tantrum and threatens to shatter the very fabric of Bitcoin’s beloved decentralization. Nope, this isn’t a dystopian novel-it’s the next possible episode in the most chaotic soap opera the crypto world has ever whispered about. The curtain rose back in June 2014, when GHash.io-a pool so friendly it made puppies look intimidating-suddenly pounced past the 50% threshold, causing honest miners to panic like cats in a rainstorm. The result? Tweets, panic posts, emergency roundtables. The community learned a lesson: never trust a pool with a personality disorder. Or maybe just too much power. Fast forward to today, and the stage is set again-only now the villains are Foundry USA and Antpool, comfortably controlling over half of all Bitcoin’s hasty, digital toil. If they slip up or decide to throw a fit, we could be staring down the barrel of the next Black Swan event-with a lot more institutional weight behind it-and an entire world holding its breath, wondering if history will repeat itself with a little more flair and a lot less decorum. 🎭🤡
Eugene Kitkin – the man, the myth, the blockchain whisperer-has been navigating the chaotic seas of decentralized tech for over a decade. From founding Ethereum mining OS to strategizing blockchains that scale faster than college kids on energy drinks-he’s seen it all, done it all, and probably lost sleep over Bitcoin’s latest tantrum. When he’s not pondering if the next pool giant might collapse the universe, Eugene’s busy imagining how to keep the crypto universe spinning without ending in flames. Buckle up, folks-this rollercoaster isn’t over yet.
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