Japan Enters Bitcoin Mining — Progress or Threat to Decentralization?

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• While Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs have faced large outflows recently (with Bitcoin ETFs seeing over $543 million in outflows over three days), this institutional capital isn't exiting crypto entirely; it's rotating.

  HideOnFaker  · 2025-11-22 ·  2 months ago

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• Japan’s direct involvement in Bitcoin mining could accelerate adoption while raising centralization concerns globally

  widiputra16  · 2025-11-21 ·  2 months ago

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• Japans entering the Btc , is a good or a dump market?

  B13299584  · 2025-11-21 ·  2 months ago

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• Progress or Threats? Japan is here!

  B03040498  · 2025-11-21 ·  2 months ago

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• Japan's entry legitimizes Bitcoin but is a critical test. We must monitor whether this progress leads to centralization or remains distributed.

  B38772659  · 2025-11-21 ·  2 months ago

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• Government-backed mining is a double-edged sword. It drives massive adoption but significantly raises concerns about state-controlled mining centralization.

  FeryPristian  · 2025-11-21 ·  2 months ago

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• Japan's entry into Bitcoin mining presents a complex scenario that raises questions about both progress and potential threats to decentralization in the cryptocurrency space.

  
  

  CryptonautID  · 2025-11-21 ·  2 months ago

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• Japan's move is a double-edged sword. It boosts Bitcoin's legitimacy and adoption but risks creating state-controlled mining pools, undermining the decentralized ethos of the network.

  agnesss  · 2025-11-21 ·  2 months ago

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• This is huge! Japan stepping in makes Bitcoin feel more legitimate than ever. Global adoption is clearly on the rise.

  MetaDreamweaver  · 2025-11-06 ·  3 months ago

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• Wait until the government decides who gets the mining contracts. This sounds like regulation hiding behind ‘support.

  HashHarrier  · 2025-11-06 ·  3 months ago

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