Quote from: Doofus on June 02, 2017, 08:12:19 AM

Quote from: dunfida on June 02, 2017, 06:10:40 AM

Quote from: Kakmakr on June 02, 2017, 06:04:08 AM

I think they might have some issues with wet coal in the wet season too, because most of these coal are stored in the open and in the dry season the coal is dry and more efficient. Wet coal being less efficient will increase electricity prices in the wet season, so these miners might be going north to operate in an environment where there are no seasonal influences in the electricity prices.

It is all about efficiency, because cheaper electricity = more profits. ^smile^

Its just a common sense to think off on a certain company or group on this way.As long on where the business would be profitable they will surely make changes later on. They shut because they saw that they aren't making money and would need to move to another place.

then how come they refuse to be interviewed and say they expect regulations on mining pools? The timing is just so weird.

because it is none of anybody's business why they stopped, it is their own business that they can start and stop at any time for any reasons. they don't have to explain to anyone about the "why" of it

and you are making a far fetched assumption about regulation on mining and even if it happens, it is just going to force them to pay taxes which they may already be paying anyways!