Here's something to report. Rumor has it that mining in Xinjiang has been cracked down on again, with over 200,000 mining machines seized. This time, it's a complete shutdown. Reuters reported that mining in Xinjiang began defying the ban in November because of excessive investment in data centers, a lack of computing power cards, and no significant demand for AI, so everyone was secretly mining. China's computing power once reached 15-20% of the global total. After a new round of crackdowns on cryptocurrencies by 13 ministries in China on November 28th, mining machines were confiscated, and the mined coins flooded the market. This is why the market has plummeted this month; this time, it's completely over.