TechFlow news, experts say that due to the halving, powerful miners may be about to consume weaker ones, and Darwinism could soon strike some Bitcoin miners, possibly triggering a "survival of the fittest" battle as early as April.
In response to this event, large companies are purchasing newer, more efficient mining machines and may also consider absorbing smaller miners. The former head of Galaxy Mining said miners will need to place high emphasis on strategic planning both before and after the halving. The motto: "If you're not growing, you're dying."
Blocksbridge, a mining consulting firm, noted that so far this year, over a dozen publicly listed mining companies have committed to investing more than $1.2 billion in mining equipment, with around $750 million signed in the past two months.
