The last Bitcoin: What will happen once all BTC are mined?
According to some experts, miners will always be essential to the Bitcoin ecosystem, even after mining the last coins.
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Crypto industry ‘destined’ to be BTC-focused due to regulators: Michael Saylor
The MicroStrategy co-founder believes crypto-related regulatory enforcement action will play in Bitcoin’s favor.
Bitcoin and proof-of-stake have natural ‘synergy’: Bitcoin Builders 2023
Stanford University professor David Tsè said his team’s research had revealed a security property between Bitcoin and proof-of-stake protocols.
Bitcoin Network Hits 75% Progress Towards Next Reward Halving
At 11:06 a.m. Eastern Time (ET) on April 29, 2023, at block height 787,500, the number of blocks left to discover until the next Bitcoin blockchain halving is now fewer…
Bill protecting Bitcoin mining rights passes in Arkansas Senate and House
The Arkansas Data Centers Act is moving now to the governor's office for approval. It grants crypto miners in the State the same rights as data centers.
MIT Space Force major proposes Bitcoin mining as cybersecurity tool
An active-duty United States Space Force astronautical engineer is proposing to the Pentagon a new cybersecurity tool: Bitcoin.
Ethereum core developers set April 12 for Shanghai hard fork
The upgrade will enable staked ETH withdrawals on the Beacon Chain, completing Ethereum's transition to a PoS consensus.
Redemption and Reshuffling: BUSD’s Exit From Top 10 Cryptocurrencies Shakes Market Valuations
It has been 21 days since Paxos revealed that it would no longer mint the stablecoin BUSD. Since then, over 7 billion BUSD stablecoins have been redeemed. Prior to the…
Bitcoin Mining Difficulty Reaches All-Time High as Miners Face Second-Largest Increase This Year
Bitcoin’s mining difficulty reached an all-time high (ATH) on Feb. 24, 2023, at block height #778,176, reaching 43.05 trillion hashes and surpassing the 40 trillion mark for the first time…
Bitcoin mining advocate is going state-to-state to educate US lawmakers
The legislatures in Mississippi and Missouri have separately introduced bills aimed at protecting certain activities of Bitcoin miners following visits from the Satoshi Action Fund.