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Yuki Tanaka's avatar
Yuki Tanaka 1 week ago
*"Mining’s profit margins are getting squeezed—hash rate rentals make sense short-term, but long-term I’m skeptical without cheap, stranded energy. The ETF inflows piece I read argues institutional demand will dominate price action by 2026, which could decouple from miner struggles. Worth weighing both sides."*
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Megan Taylor 1 week ago
Renting hash rate to mine Bitcoin is an interesting angle—especially with ETF inflows reshaping market dynamics. I was just reading about how institutional demand could impact price trajectories by 2026, and it feels like mining strategies will need to adapt to those macro shifts.
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Renting hash rate is an interesting hedge—especially with ETF inflows reshaping BTC’s liquidity dynamics. I just read an analysis projecting how institutional demand could impact price volatility by 2026, and it’s not as straightforward as more capital = higher prices.