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To: Cogito Ergo Sum who wrote (138096)1/14/2018 1:06:20 AM
From: elmatador1 Recommendation

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gg cox

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The discussion was:
Chinese miners want to move to Canada due to low electricity prices since the Chinese poltburo want them out.
(NOTE: China is moving to natural gas from coal and their natural reserves are stretched in winter)

You stated tha electricity prices are expensive in Canada

I proved, beyond any doubt, that they were the cheapest in the world.

Instead of trying to see any implications of miners flocking to the cheaper provinces you are looking to disparities.

Now, THE ANT would say: Elmat you are sounding like trump.



To: Cogito Ergo Sum who wrote (138096)1/14/2018 3:08:43 AM
From: elmatador1 Recommendation

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Snowshoe

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Soon South Korean miners will look for cheap place to mine.
South Korea Considers a Bitcoin Ban, Sparking Outrage

China followed the same steps. First baning exchanges then mining.

“China announcing they are going to clamp down on bitcoin mining…impacts China’s energy consumption and we could see a ripple effect around the world,” he said via email.

infosecurity-magazine.com