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Hey, everyone. It's The Hash. If you're watching, you're watching on Coin Desk TV. And if you're

listening, you're on the Coin Desk podcast network. I'm Jensen S.E. Today we have on the show,

Zach Seward and Wendy O, the whole team is here on a Tuesday.

Zach, you have our first story. We're going right on over to Compass Mining. What's going on?

Hard times in mining land. That's what's going on. Compass Mining, which, by the way, Will Foxley works at as the director of content, is having a hard time with a facility up in Maine.

Company took it to Twitter, airing out some dirty laundry yesterday and alleging that Compass Mining had not paid its bills in full.

They would in turn be losing a main Bitcoin mining facility. So that's what's going on there.

This is a bear market signal. We may see more of these announcements from the Bitcoin mining

industry over the next weeks and months. As Bitcoin mining as a proposition becomes less

profitable, cuts like this or just beef between service providers and mining firms themselves are likely to emerge.

Interesting tack here, chosen by dynamic. They're taking this public saying that there's a suit in

the works. Compass mining does not have a statement as of this time, but we will likely hear

something from them soon. I'm going to toss this straight to Wendy for her initial thoughts on this

compass mining

situation. Happy to see you amazing people again. And big shout out to everybody watching. So,

let's talk about the initial part of this story. The fact that this company went out publicly

and made these types of allegations, I don't like that. I don't like public callouts. I don't think

it does anybody a service. And if in fact you do have don't like public callouts. I don't think it does

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