Mining difficulty passes 50 trillion — 5 things to know in Bitcoin this week
Bitcoin fundamentals are blasting ahead as May comes to an end, while traders remain torn over BTC price strength.
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Bitcoin fundamentals are blasting ahead as May comes to an end, while traders remain torn over BTC price strength.
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Bitcoin bulls and bears battle for control of a key area on the BTC chart, with network fundamentals due new all-time highs.
Russian lawmakers intend to soon approve four bills designed to regulate various aspects of cryptocurrencies, a high-ranking member of the Russian parliament announced. Meanwhile, Russian companies are already using digital…
Authorities in Iran have closed down more than 8,000 underground facilities for cryptocurrency mining in the past three years, local media reported. Despite the government’s crackdown, illegal crypto mining continues…
The mining firm expects the two facilities to be online by 2024 and produce a combined hash rate of roughly 7 EH/s.
Argentina’s central bank banned payment providers from offering crypto transactions, adding that it intends to reduce the country’s payment-system exposure to digital assets.
Increasing regulatory pressures, tax burden and energy costs in countries like the U.S. and Kazakhstan are likely to result in a new great migration of crypto miners, Russian analysts believe.…
Crypto miners paid millions of dollars in energy fees last year following the regulation of the fiscal burden of mining activities.
The legislation includes revisions to laws aimed at prohibiting discriminatory electrical rates for mining firms and not allowing taxation for crypto used as a method of payment.