Only 10% of the Bitcoin supply left to mine
Fresh data shows 90% of the total Bitcoin supply is mined, but the rest will take a little longer to produce.
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‘I think BTC is ready’ — 5 things to watch in Bitcoin this week
Evidence is mounting to support a BTC price breakout, but so far, resistance remains in control at $50,000.
Bitcoin Hashrate Hits an All-Time High Suggesting Thousands of Next-Gen Machines Have Joined the Race
While bitcoin prices have consolidated around the $50K zone, the network’s hashrate has reached an all-time high (ATH) on December 8, 2021, tapping 194.95 exahash per second. Bitcoin miners have…
‘There’s More Work to Do’ — 11 Years Ago, Satoshi Nakamoto Sent a Final Message to the Bitcoin Community
To this day, Satoshi Nakamoto is one of Bitcoin’s biggest mysteries as people have searched far and wide to uncover the creator’s identity. 11 years ago, on December 12, 2010,…
Power Utility Sues Russians Mining Cryptocurrency at Their Homes, Raises Electricity Rates
A Russian power utility has found a way to increase electricity prices for consumers mining cryptocurrency using household electricity. The regional distribution company has taken dozens of amateur miners to…
Enterprise blockchain to play a pivotal role in creating a sustainable future
Companies are turning to enterprise blockchain-based solutions to meet environmental sustainability goals as well as business demands.
Bitcoin Mining Company Cleanspark to Kick-Start 20 MW Immersion Cooling Initiative
Cleanspark, a sustainability-focused bitcoin mining company, has announced it will kick-start a 20 MW initiative in its Norcross bitcoin mining facility where miners will be cooled via immersion. The company…
FLUX, SFP and Badger DAO surge even as Bitcoin price falls to $47K
BTC price continues to soften, but new exchange listings and protocol upgrades provided a much-needed boost for FLUX, SFP and BADGER.
Iceland Refuses to Power New Bitcoin Farms Amid Electricity Shortages
Cryptocurrency mining is among several energy-intensive industries hurt by a power deficit in Iceland. The country’s main utility is now rejecting requests to connect new coin minting facilities to the…
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