CoinDesk: Bitcoin Mining Appears to Have Survived Ban in China
China, once the world's second largest crypto miner, has re-emerged as a major bitcoin mining hub despite last year's ban. According to the Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance (CCAF), miners have engaged in underground activity in the country. "The Hash" squad discusses the latest on China's crypto mining operations and what this could mean for the global Bitcoin network.
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