US energy policy shifts are sending shockwaves through power-intensive industries. Recent push towards electricity market restructuring and indirect carbon pricing mechanisms could significantly inflate operational costs. For crypto miners and data centers, this isn't just political theater—it's bottom-line economics. When governments socialize energy grids while implementing stealth carbon levies, the burden falls disproportionately on high-consumption sectors. Worth watching how this regulatory environment shapes the next mining migration cycle. Could we see another exodus to energy-friendly jurisdictions?

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ChainBrainvip
· 11-13 09:13
The cost for Miners is getting higher and higher, how can they survive?
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CryptoMotivatorvip
· 11-10 10:30
Once regulation comes, move bricks and relocate.
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CryptoPunstervip
· 11-10 10:27
Mining is like a tech nomad who leaves whenever they want.
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FarmToRichesvip
· 11-10 10:25
The mine is losing money, and there's no more easy money to be made.
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GasFeeCrybabyvip
· 11-10 10:23
Being a miner is really tough, isn't it?
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fork_in_the_roadvip
· 11-10 10:18
It's time to migrate again.
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