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>>57981453
You have it backwards. Halving reduces miner rewards, making it harder and less profitable to mine btc. The only way for btc mining to be profitable is mine in a country with low energy costs or for the btc price to go up, which is not a given. Every halving miners are squeezed, one could say they are taxed. PoS is better in pretty much every way, you are not limited by energy prices of your respective country if you want to support the network, you can do it anywhere with any hardware, and you have stake slashing which would be the equivalent of your ASIC miners burning down if you tried to attack the network. Now I know you are a disingenuous fudder that is pretending not to be one, but just a heads up out there for anyone more gullible. Link is kingmade, btc was just a very early prototype.

>>53145288
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