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Simply Put

Simply put, it’s because Ethereum has dropped the Proof-of-Work (PoW) mechanism of verifying transactions, to adopt Proof of Stake (PoS), through an upgrade called

ETH miners are on the verge of losing their mining income after The Merge, resulting in several new proposals floating around the community. Among them is the call for

r/ethereum on Reddit: Are there any risks with the merge? Or is it

Eth Miners

How The Merge impacted ETH supply - ethereum.org

What the Merge Means for Ethereum Miners - CoinDesk

ETH miners’ work to validate transactions and enable the blockchain to function will become irrelevant after The Merge – the upgrade that will lead to Ethereum

Ethereum

Ethereum's much-anticipated upgrade, The Merge, is just a few months away. With the consensus mechanism set to transition

The Ethereum Merge Is Happening, But What Will It Mean For

What are Ethereum’s miners doing after the Merge?

In Return For Dedicating Time

Post-Merge Ethereum: Future of Mining and Miners

Why Are Ethereum Miners Worried About The Merge?

In return for dedicating time and resources to performing this task, winning miners receive a fixed amount of newly issued currency. The Merge will replace this

The Closer We Are To

The closer we are to having the merge code defined and tested, the less power the miners have. That is why there has been a push recently to do a stripped-down, incremental, and sooner

The upcoming Ethereum merge will switch the network consensus system into “proof of stake.” Here’s why miners are worried about it. Ethereum Miners Made $18 Billion In 2025, More

Pre-Merge: Are Ethereum miners really in a fix? - watcher.guru