Mining communities will eventually lose patience and want to confront market forces directly. But in reality, this will never happen—because the cost of conflict is too high. Once miners and the market become estranged, the most deeply affected will be the entire blockchain ecosystem's foundation. The seemingly opposing situation actually reflects the power struggle among various parties within the Bitcoin network. A deeper reflection reveals that this apparent "confrontation" is merely a process of self-balancing within the ecosystem. Miners, exchanges, developers—each side depends on the others. The true winners are those who understand how to seek balance within these constraints.
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Mining communities will eventually lose patience and want to confront market forces directly. But in reality, this will never happen—because the cost of conflict is too high. Once miners and the market become estranged, the most deeply affected will be the entire blockchain ecosystem's foundation. The seemingly opposing situation actually reflects the power struggle among various parties within the Bitcoin network. A deeper reflection reveals that this apparent "confrontation" is merely a process of self-balancing within the ecosystem. Miners, exchanges, developers—each side depends on the others. The true winners are those who understand how to seek balance within these constraints.