For much of Bitcoin's history, mining pools served a single, narrow purpose: aggregating hashpower and distributing block rewards. Miners were expected to manage everything else on their own--wallets, exchanges, liquidity, risk management, and operational financing--often across fragmented platforms with inconsistent security standards. That model is rapidly becoming obsolete. As mining margins tighten, competition intensifies, andThe post Mining Pools as One-Stop Shops: How ViaBTC Is Redefining the Miner Experience appeared first on BeInCrypto.