$ALEO The entire network's computing power has returned to zero. One reason is that the coin price has dropped below 0.06, making mining revenue insufficient to cover electricity costs. The second reason is that the amount of coins required for mining staking has increased, and most computing power cannot be activated, forcing miners to shut down unwillingly. If they buy more coins to stake, the coin price drops further and depreciates. The coins mined don't depreciate as fast, so it's better to shut down operations. Last August, staking mining was implemented when the coin price was around 0.25. After staking until now, the coin price has dropped to 0.05, representing serious devaluation. Staking mining is just a trap—mining coins for staking that cannot be liquidated, with the market entirely harvested by the project team. They've harvested the coin price, harvested the mining machines, and even harvested the last bit of clothing.