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Since the hard fork of Bitcoin Cash which split the chain into two: Bitcoin SV and Bitcoin Cash ABC back in November a year ago, the Bitcoin SV excavators have been confronting huge measures of misfortunes that add up to more than $2.2 million so as to keep the system secure. The significant benefactor of the Bitcoin SV mining tasks is directed by Calvin Ayre. 

Bitcoin Cash Hard Fork: 

Bitcoin Cash experienced a hard fork a year ago with the two groups battling about the specialized bearing of the Blockchain. The two groups driven by Roger Ver, one of the most punctual known bitcoin financial specialists and Craig Wright, ordinarily known as Faketoshi for guaranteeing himself to be Satoshi Nakamoto battled each other for contradiction on the measure of the squares of BCH or Bitcoin Cash. Craig Wright had the point of expanding the size furthest reaches of the squares and therefore forked Bitcoin Cash so as to make another blockchain called Bitcoin SV. 

Bitcoin SV Miners Facing Huge Losses: 

As Bitcoin SV takes a shot at a proof-of-work accord, the excavators need to continue mining the squares so as to help the chain against over half assault, regardless of whether they continue confronting misfortunes. In the event that the excavators had quit mining the Bitcoin SV chain, the esteem would have endured severely. Likewise both the organizer of Bitcoin SV, Craig Wright and the biggest digger, Calvin Ayre are accepted to claim an extensive total of Bitcoin SV which helped them in proceeding with the mining activities and verifying the system. 

As indicated by late research by Bitmex which was distributed on the twelfth of April, diggers have been confronting tremendous misfortunes that add up to over $2.2 million. The accompanying sum is assessed for simply the power cost this is utilized to mine Bitcoin SV. On the off chance that we consider other mining costs, for example, the overhead cost, worker cost just as the devaluation of benefits, the aggregate sum will be significantly more than $2.2 million. 

Bitcoin Cash ABC Miners making benefits: 

Then again, diggers of the second chain for example Bitcoin Cash ABC have been making a decent measure of benefits since the hard fork which equivalents to nearly $42.4 million. 

Based on our estimates and current coin prices, since the November 2018 split, Bitcoin Cash SV miners have accumulated gross losses of US$2.2m (a negative gross profit margin of 12%). This is accounting for mining electricity costs onlyhttps://t.co/U9hbK4peip pic.twitter.com/LE5elvKDge

— BitMEX Research (@BitMEXResearch) April 12, 2019

Calvin Ayre: The biggest Bitcoin SV excavator 

A report from CoinDance, a digital currency statics supplier demonstrates that CoinGeek, an organization possessed by Calvin Ayre controls over 28% of the absolute mining activities of Bitcoin SV. In any case, it is as yet dubious why other 72% of the excavators are as yet mining Bitcoin Satoshi Vision at a misfortune as opposed to mining Bitcoin Cash ABC or Bitcoin. The report likewise demonstrates that mining Bitcoin SV isn't at all productive and does not bode well.