You should include a discussion of the halving, to be fair. It is coming up in a few months... I think.
The professional miners' are aligned to paying back the loans they incurred to buy mining farms. Frankly I think your post is delusional. Get a grip on economics. Usury (debt) enables the banksters to take entire control of the economics of mining and charge the costs to the collective.
I think the current manifestation of professional mining will evolve as bitcoin shifts to lower block rewards. We really have no idea what the next halving will bring, nor the next one. I wouldn't be surprised if a majority of net hash gradually shifts back to the enthusiasts from the mining centers. The big corporate mining farms will shut down, the manufactures running these farms will liquidate their hardware, the hardware will flood the market and be distributed extensively.
Back to Economics 101. The marginal producers are the first to go. The block halving will hand a greater percentage of the hash rate to the hydropower mining farms (and Larry Summers' 21 Inc) whose costs are probably below $50 per
BTC. Bitcoin is designed to slowly transition to corporate control. Even Satoshi admitted that.
And those who think riding that trend is in their benefit, my thinking is they don't really have good foresight of where this shit is going to end up real bad for humanity real fast. We are talking about years, not decades.
And most BTC investors will end up losing, not gaining.
The banksters are cleverly mining all of us via their funding of the mining farms. We are just stupid cows.