MegaBigPower: 2014 Was a Game Changer for Bitcoin Mining

MegaBigPower: 2014 Was a Game Changer for Bitcoin Mining

The bitcoin mining landscape was, perhaps, permanently shaped over the past year, as events both great and small made their marks on the industry. 2014 saw community uprisings against large hashrate contributors, growing amounts of capital flowing into the space, the expansion of mining into the remote corners of the planet and much, much more. MegaBigPower's Dave Carlson argues that the last year was a game changer that brought both risk and reward for those who decided to throw their hat in the mining ring. Carlson operates a bitcoin mine out of Washington state and began establishing a....


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