Bada bap da da da da da come to you live from my mother-in-law's bedroom she's right behind me she's

yes I am you can hear you Maggie it's happening you're on the recording you're officially on the

podcast thank you for letting me use your bedroom up father-in-law's here too as well we're getting

we're getting the whole family involved in this ad read.

This episode is with Edward Evenson from Brains and Slush Pool.

A conversation about the Chinese mining migration is ongoing here at TFTC.

Obviously, Matt and I have been talking about it on Rabbit Hole Recap.

I had Leo Zhang on earlier this week, get some color from his perspective,

and I thought it would be beneficial to you freaks to get the perspective of somebody

who's operating a mining pool and interacting with Chinese miners directly as they attempt to move

their hardware outside of China's borders and across the world. I think one of the illuminating

pieces of information from this conversation with Edward specifically is the distribution of

hash rate amongst multiple jurisdictions, not only North America,

not only the United States, not only Canada, but we're seeing hash rate land in Kazakhstan,

Russia, Scandinavia, and Latin America as well, which is good. It seems that hash rate is distributing geographically, which is a good thing, which is what we want to see.

We will see how long it takes hash rate to recover to all-time highs.

Edward seems to think it's going to take quite a bit like I do as well.

But you're not here to hear rehash of the

conversation. You're here to listen to the conversation. So I'll let you freeze. Get to it.

This trip was brought to you by our good friends at the motherfucking cash app. Cash app.

You don't you stack, sats, send, sats, receive sats, sell sats. If you so, please.

We're saying sats, sat, sat, satats, Sats, Sats are the standards.

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