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Over the past week, the crypto market has collectively declined, with Bitcoin’s price briefly falling below the $80,000 mark. The industry has been buzzing with voices claiming, “The bull market is over, the bear market is here.” However, whether it’s a bull market or a bear market, the inherent volatility of the entire market means there are always potential opportunities. Although market corrections can be anxiety-inducing, they are some of the best opportunities for investors to start positioning themselves and achieving long-term profits. If you are a long-term investor looking to profit through market cycles, mining is undoubtedly an investment option worth considering. In different market cycles, mining returns are relatively stable, especially during bear markets, where lower market participation costs often lead to greater profit potential. Of course, as more investors realize the potential of mining, the mining process has evolved from its early days. In this process, mining pools play a crucial role as platforms that help miners earn mining profits. What are Mining Pools? Currently, the total Bitcoin network hashrate is 800 EH/s. Suppose you own an Antminer S21 XP with a hashrate of 270 TH/s. The hashrate of this miner accounts for 0.000034% of the total network hashrate. Solo mining will either result in successfully mining a block and receiving at least 3.125 BTC or nothing at all. From a probability perspective, it’s likely that when your miner is retired, you will fall into the “zero earnings” category. Given the current Bitcoin network mining difficulty, solo mining is like searching for a coin in a vast swimming pool all by yourself—you might spend the whole day and still find nothing. But if you and a group of friends work together, the chances of finding the coin increase dramatically, and everyone shares the rewards based on their…

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