Poolin, the former king of Bitcoin mining that once controlled 20% of global hashrate, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy with $173 million in debt. The outcome was a warning sign from the 2022 liquidity crisis.
Poolin sold two Texas facilities for $52 million to pay its debts. The hashrate share of this mine is now back to near zero. Pressure from large miners going bankrupt often creates a negative short-term sentiment. However, the market has gradually absorbed this news from two years ago.
At present, BTC is holding around the $65,000 zone. The Poolin event doesn’t trigger immediate panic, but it shows that the financial pressure on legacy mining entities still remains. Traders should pay attention to the outflow of funds from related miner wallets.
In this phase, patience is needed. Closely watch how price reacts at the $65,000 level. Apply strict risk management, and avoid high leverage while the market consolidates. Do your own thorough research before trading.
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