El pool de minería de Ethereum más grande del mundo abandonará la minería Ether PoW, Ethermine inicia la cuenta regresiva de fusión

The world’s largest ethereum mining pool, Ethermine, has announced the organization plans to drop proof-of-work (PoW) ethereum mining entirely. Ethermine says that the platform’s miner dashboard will display a countdown and users can continue to mine ether until the countdown reaches zero.

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Largest Ether Mining Pool to End PoW Ethereum Mining — Ethermine Ethereum Mining Pool Will Switch to Withdraw-Only Mode After the Merge

According to a recent anuncio from the world’s largest ethereum mining pool, Ethermine, the platform plans to halt ETH mining as soon as The Merge takes place. Corrientemente, the Ethereum network will transición from a PoW network to a proof-of-stake (punto de venta) network on or around Septiembre 15, 2022. During the last few weeks, it’s been a guessing game as to exactly where ethereum miners will go following The Merge.

Ethermine is the world’s largest ethereum mining pool with 262.79 terahash por segundo (TE/s) dedicated to the Ethereum chain. The pool is much larger in terms of hashrate compared to the second largest ethereum mining pool F2pool, as F2pool commands 127.48 TE/s, according to today’s mining pool statistics.

World's Largest Ethereum Mining Pool to Drop Ether PoW Mining, Ethermine Starts Merge Countdown
The top five ethereum mining pools on August 21, 2022. While Ethermine is the largest ETH pool, it is the second largest ethereum classic (ETC) mining pool as F2pool is ETC’s largest mining pool today.

“The mining phase of Ethereum will come to an end on the 15th of September 2022. After this date, it will no longer be possible to mine ether on the Ethereum network using graphic cards (GPU) or ASICs,” Ethermine detailed. “As a consequence of this transition, the Ethermine Ethereum mining pool will switch to withdraw-only mode once the Proof-of-Work mining phase has ended.” The blog post adds:

An accurate countdown timer will be available on the miner dashboard. You can continue to mine ether until the countdown has reached zero.

Ethermine’s Disclosure Follows Ethereum Classic’s Hashrate Spike

Ethermine’s announcement follows the proposed creation of a proof-of-work version of Ethereum called ETHW. While a number of exchanges have listed ETHW, the IOU token has crashed 63% from a high of $139.62 per unit to today’s $50.68 per unit price. The chain has not forked yet, so there’s no approximate way to figure out how much hashrate will support the proposed ETHW chain.

World's Largest Ethereum Mining Pool to Drop Ether PoW Mining, Ethermine Starts Merge Countdown
Ethermine says that it will not support the proposed Ethereum PoW fork or “any planned PoW fork.”

Es más, during the last four days, Ethereum Classic’s (ETC) network has received a significant boost in hashrate, climbing 39% higher since August 17. ETC’s hashrate tapped an all-time high en Agosto 20, 2022, incomparable 38 terahash por segundo (TE/s). Other Ethash-centric tokens like RVN, ERGO, y BEAM have not seen hashrate increases of the magnitude ETC recorded this weekend.

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