Gov’t says crypto miners consume 2% of total electricity in Russia
Crypto mining falls under the “gray zone” in Russia, which means even though it's not banned, it doesn’t fall under the purview of law which could pose risks for those…
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Crypto mining falls under the “gray zone” in Russia, which means even though it's not banned, it doesn’t fall under the purview of law which could pose risks for those…
The network difficulty recorded a drop of 4.33% — falling from 31.251 trillion to 29.897 trillion on May 26, just two weeks after attaining its all-time high.
A popular BTC price metric points to “extreme fear” in the market, but contrarian investors say multiple on-chain metrics suggest Bitcoin is in buy territory.
China still hosts 21% of the total global Bitcoin hash rate after the local government banned all crypto operations in the country last year.
BTC’s latest network difficulty all-time high makes it nearly impossible for bad actors to represent over 50% of the hash rate.
The Bitcoin hash rate hit another all-time high and the 105,000th block since the last halving was mined, marking the halfway to the next halving.
While Bitcoin miners continue to pursue the last 2 million BTC into circulation, the overall network is well-positioned to attain greater resilience against vulnerabilities.
Bitcoin network hash rate hit a new record high, seeing a 400% increase since the mining ban by China last year.
Bitcoin looks set for a fall as a surging U.S. dollar sparks suspicion based on an equally grim macro picture.
The total share of the Bitcoin hash rate owned by publicly traded companies has surged over the past year as a growing number of Bitcoin miners go public.