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Odaily reports: ViaBTC has announced that it will attend the 9th Crypto Summit 2026 as a strategic partner. The event will be held from October 28 to 29 at MTS Live Hall in Moscow. The conference will bring together miners, investment institutions, exchanges, technology service providers, and policymakers to discuss topics including mining infrastructure, the digital asset market, and regulation. ViaBTC is currently one of the world's top four Bitcoin mining pools and also the Zcash (ZEC) mining pool with the largest hash rate.During the conference, ViaBTC Business Director Anton will participate in a roundtable discussion focused on changes in the mining landscape. Drawing on ViaBTC's experience accompanying miners through multiple market cycles, he will explore how mining companies can respond to market pressure, improve profitability, and identify new growth opportunities. Business Manager Alina will deliver a speech sharing practical advice on using mining pool services to help miners manage daily mining operations more efficiently.In addition, the ViaBTC team will meet face-to-face with miners and industry partners at Booth S-02 to share ten years of mining service experience and discuss collaboration opportunities. Through these exchanges, ViaBTC hopes to gain a deeper understanding of miners' practical needs and continue improving the stability of its mining services and the flexibility of yield management.
According to Odaily, as of June 23, 2026, Foundry Digital, AntPool, ViaBTC, and F2Pool collectively control over 70% of the Bitcoin network's hashrate, with shares of approximately 31%, 18%, 13%, and 10% respectively. Foundry Digital is a US-based mining pool backed by Digital Currency Group, primarily serving large institutions and publicly listed mining companies. In the first half of 2026, D-Central reported a Nakamoto coefficient of 3, meaning that just three mining pools would be enough to produce more than half of the blocks. ViaBTC faced stricter regulatory scrutiny in 2026, prompting some miners to shift to alternative pools like EMCD.