Cambridge data show U.S. becoming leading Bitcoin-mining jurisdiction
The Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance published mining-map data showing that the United States had become the largest reported Bitcoin mining jurisdiction after China's crackdown. The shift documented the geographic redistribution that followed the spring and summer shutdowns rather than merely predicting it.
The Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance published mining-map data showing that the United States had become the largest reported Bitcoin mining jurisdiction after China's crackdown. The shift documented the geographic redistribution that followed the spring and summer shutdowns rather than merely predicting it.
Documents the geographic regime shift caused by China's crackdown; corrects legacy September placement.
The Cambridge data gave statistical form to a shift that had already been visible through equipment relocation and new mining investment. The U.S. lead was therefore a measured consequence of the Chinese shutdown rather than a separate policy event.