

Is Bitcoin Losing Its Miners to AI? | Nacho Pauls
“Our vision was one, his vision was different. Why would he stay?” Nacho Pauls, Chief Commercial Officer at OCEAN, joins me to discuss why Luke Dashjr and Mechanic left the company, the fallout from BIP110, and how the controversy cost the pool nearly half its hashrate. He gives his account of the internal…

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“Love the chat, have always liked what Ocean stood for and how they’ve put power in the hands of small miners. Have really enjoyed learning via using them when I got my first Bitaxe. Glad they’ve moved past Mechanic & Luke.”
“Ocean-Luke was proposing something that was extremely problematic. Getting rid of spam on the block chain is extremely problematic? Which will eventually lead to centralization of nodes. Being concerned about mining centralization is proble…”
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