Well he strayed. Am trying to fit it in terms of pooling resources but, it doesn’t explain what you would be contributing to the pool, mining from a region with long periods of power outage. It doesn’t go.
Well, you are going to have to use a mining pool despite the condition and cost of your electricity, but really that doesn't solve any issues related to power stability, I think he is a bot.
Apparently, the cost of running a mining farm isn’t something you could do economically using gasoline engines or which ever fossil fuel. You need some conventional energy source and should your nation have a good power holding authority and are able to produce and distribute well enough energy for a good number of hours.
It’s just something most developing nations are behind of.
Speaking of "economy" there is no difference between developing and developed nations in that regard, it all boils down to the cost of power, many developing nations have cheaper power rate than some of the most developed countries, after all, all that matters to the miner is how much are they going to pay.
With everything being equal, if you had to choose between mining in a country where the power rate is 1 cent per KwH, where the power cuts 6 hours a day, vs mining in a country that has 24/7 power but sells it at 10 cents KwH, what would be more economically viable? I still remember the Chinese moving hundreds of thousands of miners a few thousand miles a few times a year just to get 2-3 cents lower power rates.
