2025-12-26 13:22:48

According to reports, Russian leaders have expressed interest in the United States' encryption mining development at Europe's largest nuclear power facility. This statement has sparked new thoughts on the application of nuclear energy in the mining industry. Nuclear power plants, with their stable electricity supply and low-carbon characteristics, are becoming a new choice for global crypto mining. The combination of this energy source and blockchain not only enhances the economic benefits of mining but also promotes sustainable energy practices in the Web3 field. As mining difficulty continues to rise, optimizing energy costs has become a key factor in the competition among mining farms.

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ProtocolRebel

· 12-26 13:52

Nuclear power mining? This game is getting pretty big, the energy race is escalating --- I knew it, whoever controls energy controls the future. That's no secret --- Low-carbon mining sounds good, but centralized energy + mining, this feels a bit ironic --- The US wants to mine with nuclear power, Russia starts blabbering, geopolitical tensions are pulling crypto into the mix --- Is it true? Europe's largest nuclear power plant? How many coins can be mined there? Is there data on this? --- Energy costs are key, but the political risks of nuclear power are not insignificant. Is it worth it? --- Web3 needs to be sustainable, but in the end, it's all about maximizing profits. Don't fool yourself --- There's something to it—nuclear power + blockchain might be a way out, though it's a bit crazy --- Wait, is this really a geopolitical conflict or just crypto circle rumors? What's the source of the information? --- Mining arms race has escalated to the level of an energy war, it's crazy

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TestnetScholar

· 12-26 13:43

Nuclear mining, huh? Sounds pretty outrageous... Does the US really dare to think about it? --- Low-carbon mining sounds good, but will nuclear power plants really be willing to let you use them? --- Optimizing energy costs sounds easy, but not everyone can afford to operate nuclear facilities. --- Now it's even worse, nuclear power plants are being pulled into the arms race of the crypto world. --- Green energy mining sounds high-end, but it's really just a money-burning game. --- As difficulty increases and hash power consumption becomes hard to optimize, can nuclear energy be a quick fix? --- If Web3 truly wants to be sustainable, it must start by changing miners' greedy mindset. --- If nuclear mining really becomes a thing, how crazy will this bet get?

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SignatureLiquidator

· 12-26 13:33

Haha, nuclear power mining? This move is a bit bold. --- Energy costs are the real bottleneck; that's the true pain point for miners. --- Military game under the guise of green energy packaging, interesting. --- Nuclear power stability is indeed crucial; if it can be truly utilized... the mining landscape will change. --- Wait, is this paving the way for a certain major country to mine? Hmm? --- Basically, whoever controls energy controls computing power; it's the old trick. --- Sustainable? First, clarify safety issues before boasting. --- Something's off. Using nuclear facilities for mining—who bears the risk? --- Energy competition has turned into computing power competition; the Web3 second half has begun. --- It looks great, but actual implementation is still a long way off.

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