They just can't quit.
the "merge," switching from a proof-of-work to proof-of-stake system.
It's a major win for the environment, as it puts energy-intensive Ethereum mining operations out of business overnight. But that also means mining outfits are now sitting on massive piles of extremely power-hungry hardware. Many banded together to create ETHPoW, a hard fork of Ethereum that lets them keep their environmentally damaging operations going.
That's not going so great, though. Today alone — the fork was yesterday — ETHPoW is already down by a
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