China may re-evaluate the ban on crypto mining, which is causing a $4 billion loss due to miners fleeing.
A wind of change is blowing over the bitcoin market. Miners seem to be adopting a new approach to recent challenges. Recent data shows a decrease in BTC sales by these players. A new strategy that could herald a phase of consolidation and recovery for the leading cryptocurrency.
Bitcoin was born in one of the most tumultuous financial contexts the United States, indeed the whole world, has ever known. From 2007 to 2009, with the subprime crisis, a feeling of mistrust towards governments and banks gripped the population, leading them to question the entire monetary system.
Bearish pressure is expected in the coming months/weeks and this anticipation is already weighing on bitcoin.
Bitcoin is now at the center of an environmental controversy. Greenpeace points out the harmful impact of BTC mining. Even more worrying, the NGO accuses Wall Street of financing this polluting industry.
The telecom giant T-Mobile is innovating with Bitcoin mining! Thus marking a major turning point for blockchain in the digital age.
The massive sales of bitcoins by miners are causing the market to plunge, raising concerns among traders.
The Chinese manufacturer of bitcoin miners is accused of deliberately causing some of its antminer models to produce more empty blocks.
El Salvador is the only country along with Bhutan to have the bright idea of mining bitcoins. Its harvest now reaches nearly 500 BTC.
Bitcoin miners are losing money due to energy costs. Is a price increase imminent?
In the world of cryptocurrencies, staking and mining are two key strategies for increasing one's digital assets. While mining relies on computational power to secure the network and validate transactions, staking involves holding funds in a cryptocurrency to support the integrity of the network. This article compares these two methods in detail, exploring their techniques, profitability, and associated risks. Whether you're a seasoned investor or a newcomer to the crypto industry, understanding the nuances between staking and mining will allow you to optimize your investments and navigate the crypto ecosystem with confidence.
Faced with the revelations of the creator of Ordinals, Bitcoin is facing a major challenge to preserve its founding ideal of decentralization
PayPal is committed to an ecological approach by offering rewards to Bitcoin miners promoting responsible practices.
Fred Thiel warns of the upcoming challenges for small Bitcoin miners following the halving.
Russian companies are already using cryptocurrencies to avoid sanctions, while massive investments are being considered.
A killer bill for the American bitcoin industry has made its way to the US Congress. Are we on the brink of a new exodus?
Russian bitcoin miners are on track to overtake China with 12% of the global hashrate.
The challenge behind the US Department of Energy's investigation into Bitcoin miners: a debate between innovation and regulation.
The Bitcoin halving could cause massive bankruptcies of miners if the price does not rise, according to a worrying report by Fitzgerald.
Bitcoin recently exceeded 500 EH/s. That is, 500 trillion trillion hashes per second. Putting things into perspective.
Discover how the increase in miner sales is impacting Bitcoin. Our article analyzes this recent development.
"The 2024 season of the economic calendar has just begun. What are the events that will shake up the crypto market this year?"
The Bitcoin Halving, scheduled for mid-April, promises to change everything. It is expected to significantly impact the price of BTC, with many analysts associating the block reward halving with a potential bull run. However, major upheavals are also to be expected on the side of Bitcoin miners after the halving. The average cost of mining will be revised upward during this period, putting several companies at risk.
As the hashrate has soared by 102% in 2023 and the halving is approaching, bitcoin miners continue to strengthen their operations.
Here is a small quiz created by TheMinerMag that will keep bitcoin miners busy during the quiet times of the holiday season.
The favorable signals for Bitcoin are accumulating in Russia lately. The Ministry of Finance wants a favorable legal framework.
The Bitcoin network's hash rate has just reached a new all-time high, surpassing for the first time the symbolic threshold of 500 million terahashes per second. However, some experts warn of a sharp reversal risk. A sudden drop in hash rate would weaken the network's security and cause the price of Bitcoin to plummet.
Things are heating up between Venezuela and Guyana right now. The reason? Nicolás Maduro wants to reclaim Essequibo, a territory awarded to the British in 1899 following a “partial” decision by the judges of the time. Burdened by massive inflation, Venezuela needs to find other alternatives to get its economy back on track. And if that means the annexation of 2/3 of Guyana, where there are oil and other mineral resources, so be it.
Discover the impact of the Bitcoin halving on investors. Analysis of past events and anticipation of the crypto 2024 halving.
The Bitcoin network is often seen as a stronghold of stability and predictability. However, today it experienced notable delays in block production, prompting observers and participants to question the robustness and reliability of this decentralized system. But before succumbing to alarm, let's explore this phenomenon with a critical and informed perspective.