Data shows the Bitcoin mining bear market has a ways to go
The 2022 bear market is impacting BTC miners in more extreme ways than previous downturns, especially with so many publicly listed miners struggling with their debt obligations.
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The 2022 bear market is impacting BTC miners in more extreme ways than previous downturns, especially with so many publicly listed miners struggling with their debt obligations.
The Ethereum co-founder has recommended weary crypto investors to shift away from price watching and focus on the tech instead.
Miners in Russia have likely been increasingly buying crypto ASICs due to reduced prices of mining devices as well as low-cost energy.
Bitcoin addresses holding up to 10 BTC have been accumulating record amounts of BTC in the aftermath of the FTX collapse.
Bankruptcies, shrinking profit margins and traders realizing hefty losses are all signs of capitulation from various market participants.
A few weeks ago, Binance CEO declared that exchanges moving large amounts of crypto to prove their wallet address is not good news.
The first and the last major attempt to encourage a comprehensive crypto framework was buried in the House of Commons on Nov. 23.
Despite the widespread loss of confidence in crypto following the FTX collapse, Bitcoin's on-chain data gives investors hope.
Bitcoin cannot be destroyed by the fall of cryptocurrency giants like FTX or, hypothetically, other big exchanges, according to Samson Mow.
The global cryptocurrency market capitalization has dropped below the $800 billion region for the first time in 691 days or since December 30, 2020. Bitcoin has dipped below the $16K…