Veteran Bitcoin developer Luke Dashjr has exited the OCEAN mining pool, according to CryptoSlate, raising questions about whether any associated hash power could move to a new pool. The development comes as OCEAN continues to maintain a measurable presence in Bitcoin mining. After buying out its co-founder, OCEAN accounted for 2.45% of Bitcoin blocks over the trailing day. CryptoSlate reported that CONVOY, the new pool linked to the development, had disclosed no operational footprint. The available figures do not establish whether miners have already switched pools or whether OCEAN’s share will change as a result of Dashjr’s departure. For Bitcoin market watchers, the update puts attention on pool participation and the potential redistribution of mining activity, while leaving the scale and timing of any hash-power movement unclear.
