🚨 IRAN JUST WENT DARK — IS BITCOIN NEXT?! 😱⚡

Iran pulled the plug on the internet during nationwide protests, and everyone instantly jumped to the same question:

“Does this hurt Bitcoin?”

Here’s the real answer: No — but the situation is still worth watching.

Iran used to be a much bigger mining hub, but today it only contributes a small percentage of global hashrate. And an internet blackout doesn’t immediately shut miners down — big farms still run as long as power stays on.

What blackouts do cause:

👉 slower pool coordination

👉 payout delays

👉 downtime for small/illegal miners

👉 higher operational friction

Even in a worst-case scenario, Iran going fully offline would shave <5% off global hashpower.

$BTC literally survived China destroying 40% of the network in 2021 — this is tiny by comparison.

The bigger point?

🧩 Mining still follows cheap energy → often in unstable regions

🧩 Hashpower continues migrating toward more regulated/jurisdiction-safe countries

🧩 Iran’s share of mining has been shrinking anyway

So no — Bitcoin isn’t in danger.

If anything, this blackout once again proves how unbreakable and decentralized the network really is. 💪₿

#bitcoin doesn’t care about borders.

Bitcoin doesn’t care about crackdowns.

Bitcoin keeps going. 🚀

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