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Grayscale Partners With Foundry to Launch Bitcoin Mining Investment Product

Grayscale – the world’s largest cryptocurrency asset manager – has announced a new investment product providing exposure to Bitcoin mining hardware. The fund will raise money for buying Bitcoin ASIC machines, which will be operated by Foundry Digital to mine and sell Bitcoin on behalf of investors.  Grayscale’s Strategic Mining Play According to Grayscale’s website,...
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Marathon Digital Reports $80 Million Exposure to Distressed Data Center (Report)

The US-based bitcoin miner – Marathon Digital Holdings Inc. – reportedly has exposure of more than $80 million in one of its hosting providers – Compute North. Two weeks ago, the latter joined the list of troubled entities affected by the ongoing crypto winter, filing for a Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Multi-Million Exposure According to a...
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Marathon Digital Mined Twice as Much BTC in September Compared to August

The leading cryptocurrency mining company – Marathon Digital – mined 360 BTC during September, which is a significant improvement compared to the 184 BTC produced in August. The company’s total bitcoin holdings surged to 10,670 BTC, equaling over $215 million (at the time of writing these lines). Marathon’s Recent Performance The publicly-traded BTC miner produced...
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Bitcoin Mining Company Rhodium Looking to Go Public Via SilverSun Merger

The Texas-based bitcoin mining giant is entering a merger agreement with SilverSun Technologies, a publicly-traded business technology solutions provider, as Rhodium is planning to list on Nasdaq after an initial delay. Meanwhile, the fall in the price of BTC and the ongoing crypto winter has caused bitcoin mining companies to struggle to stay afloat. Rhodium...
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Bear Market Blues: Miners and Long-Term Holders Are Dumping Their Bitcoin

Bitcoin miners continue to operate at a loss as long-term holders are selling at a loss, according to an on-chain analysis from Glassnode.  The firm estimates that industry players are still selling roughly 8000 BTC per month to cover their USD-denominated business costs.  Miners in the Red As tweeted by Glassnode on Wednesday, miner balances...
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Bitcoin Mining Difficulty Sees First Decrease in 2 Months

On-chain data shows that Bitcoin’s mining difficulty was lowered to 31.36 trillion hashes at a block height of 756,000. Despite this, the Bitcoin ecosystem is still guarded by the most secure blockchain network. According to data from BTC.com, the Bitcoin mining difficulty adjustment decreased by approximately 2.3% on September 28th. The latest decline comes two weeks...
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Bitcoin Miners Still Use 62% Fossil Fuels: Research

A new study published Tuesday by the Cambridge Center for Alternative Finance (CCAF) shows that almost 62% of Bitcoin’s total energy consumption since January 2022 was generated from fossil fuels. This means renewable sources only amounted to 38% of the total energy consumed by BTC miners this year.  As a Proof-of-Work (PoW) blockchain, processing and...
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Guatemalan Town Cleans Local Lake Using Bitcoin Miners

A Guatemalan circular Bitcoin economy known as “Bitcoin Lake” is leveraging Bitcoin ASICs to clean the nearby Lake Atitlán while generating income for the community.  As Bitcoin Lake Founder Patrick Melder explained, the “Kaboom” mining project is repurposing used cooking oil to help mine Bitcoin, rather than pollute the local environment.  Mining Helping the Environment?...
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Bitcoin Mining Firm Compute North Files for Bankruptcy

Compute North, which happens to be the latest casualty of the ongoing crypto rout, has filed for a Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the US Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas. The filing is pending before the Judge Bankruptcy David R Jones. The company’s CEO, Dave Perrill, also stepped down from his position earlier...
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Maple Finance and Icebreaker Launch Lending Pool for Bitcoin Miners

Major DeFi lender Maple Finance has launched a capacity pool worth $300 million for Bitcoin mining companies. The development comes despite the sharp decline in BTC’s price and the reduced injection of capital into the mining sector. Maple Opens Up Fully-Collateralized $300 Million Lending Pool According to an announcement on Tuesday (September 20, 2022), the...
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Bitcoin is Fueling the Climate Crisis: Greenpeace USA 

Greenpeace USA – an environmental advocacy group – is calling out Bitcoin for having what it calls an “outdated and efficient” code system.  In a tweet on Thursday, the organization doubled down on claims that Bitcoin’s proof of work mechanism is contributing to the climate crisis. Instead, it suggested that the code be swapped out...
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Suspension of Withdrawals: Poolin Brings in IOU Tokens to Mitigate the Impact

Poolin, the embattled crypto mining pool service provider, will offer freshly-minted IOU tokens to its users whose assets are frozen after the platform suspended withdrawals last week. The distribution of IOU tokens will be made today, the 15th of September. Poolin’s IOU Tokens The IOUs will be minted under the ERC-20 protocol on Ethereum, the...
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Bitcoin Energy Concerns Are Lobbyist Propaganda, Says Michael Saylor

MicroStrategy’s Executive Chairman Michael Saylor has published a letter clearing his thoughts on Bitcoin mining and its impact on the environment and energy systems. He argued that Bitcoin mining is, in reality, far less of an environmental issue than it is often made out to be. Rather, he believes it wouldn’t be on the public...
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Bitcoin Mining Difficulty Taps New All-Time High After 4 Consecutive Increases

Bitcoin network fundamentals have remained unfazed by its spot price failing to show any crucial breakouts. According to data from BTC.com, its mining difficulty has tapped a new high of 32.05 trillion hashes at a block height of 753,984 after an increase of 3.45%. Bitcoin’s New Difficulty Adjustment This is the fourth such increase since...
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Bitcoin Miners Dumping Spree Continues: CryptoCompare Report

The crippling impact of May and June’s crash on Bitcoin miners still persists. New data revealed that August recorded the fourth consecutive month that has seen negative miner net flows. Bitcoin miners had to resort to selling in order to sustain themselves throughout August recording a net outflow of 21.3k BTC. The only month when...
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This Is How Marathon Digital Performed in August

The Las Vegas-based cryptocurrency miner – Marathon Digital Holdings – steadily improved its bitcoin production levels in August, mining 184 BTC. It also successfully energized 25,000 of its previously installed miners. The process increased the hash rate to nearly 3.2 exahashes per second. Over the next three months, the company expects to activate 65,000 additional...
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White House Report Recommends Banning Bitcoin Mining to Slash GHG Emissions

The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) has released a report examining the connection between distributed ledger technologies (DLT) and climate change.  The office determined that crypto’s relationship with the environment is a mixed bag. While acknowledging the positive impact that mining can have on grid stability and renewable development, it can...
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HIVE Blockchain Could Start Mining New Crypto Assets After the Merge

The Canadian cryptocurrency miner HIVE Blockchain announced its August production figures, saying it mined 290.4 BTC and 3,010 ETH. The company’s equivalent BTC production was 518.8 BTC with an average hashrate of 3.70 Exahash. HIVE Blockchain also acknowledged the potential of Ethereum’s upcoming “Merge,” vowing to start mining various other GPU mineable coins once this...
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Core Scientific Sold Over 1,100 BTC in August for $26 Million

The Texas-based cryptocurrency mining firm – Core Scientific – produced 1,334 BTC in August and sold 1,125 BTC of that stash for approximately $25.9 million. In June this year, when the crypto market and bitcoin particularly dipped to record lows in years, Core Scientific parted with over 7,000 BTC for around $167 million. One of...
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Bitcoin Mining Can Revolutionize Energy Production: Arcane Research

Arcane Research – a digital asset analysis firm – has published a report examining Bitcoin mining, and its relationship with global energy.  The paper argues that the mining industry can transform worldwide energy production for the better – contrary to its frequent portrayal as a social and environmental harm.  Reinforcing the Grid and Renewable Technologies...
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Bitcoin Miners Pocketed Quick Profit by Selling Nearly 6K BTC Amid Recent Rally

It has been a tough year for crypto miners who had to sell their coins to cover their costs and fund expansion as well as for the repayment of debts. But this trend appears to be continuing into the third quarter of the year for some. Bitcoin price successfully broke out before facing rejection near...
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Japan’s SBI Holdings to Close Mining Operations in Russia Due to Ongoing War: Report

Tokyo-based online financial services company SBI Holdings will shut down its crypto mining operations in Siberia, Russia. The company argued that the war between Russia and Ukraine is among the reasons behind this decision. Pullout From Siberia The pullout decision was taken in view of the geopolitical uncertainty due to the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war and...
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Bitcoin Miner Stronghold Returns 26,200 Mining Rigs to NYDIG to Clear $67M Debt

Publicly-traded Bitcoin mining company Stronghold Digital Mining (SDIG) said it plans to return more than 26,000 mining rigs to New York Digital Investment Group (NYDIG) to reduce its debt significantly. NYDIG is a leading bitcoin firm that helps miners finance mining equipment and power infrastructure. The mining company also intends to restructure a convertible note...
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Norwegian BTC Miner Moves Beyond the Arctic Circle to Cut Energy Costs (Report)

The Norwegian bitcoin mining company – Kryptovault AS – reportedly plans to move its operations north of the Arctic Circle. The relocation is prompted by the rising electricity costs in the country, while the northern regions are still relatively unaffected by the crisis. Over the past few years, Norway has turned into a cryptocurrency mining...
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U-Turn: Iran Imports $10 Million Worth of Goods in Crypto (Report)

One of the leading economies in the Middle East – Iran – reportedly made its first import order using digital assets. The initiative included goods worth $10 million and happened earlier this week. A Reuters coverage revealed that Iran’s Ministry of Industry, Mine, and Trade approved the first official order for importing items in the...
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Riot Blockchain Mined 28% Less Bitcoin is July Due to Massive Heat Waves

One of the leading bitcoin mining companies – Riot Blockchain – mined 318 BTC in July – a 28% production decrease compared to June’s figures. The main reason for the crippled productivity was last month’s extremely hot weather in Texas. It caused the company to shut some of its mining rigs in the area as...
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Bitcoin Miners’ Balance Hits 4-Year High: Glassnode

Bitcoin miners’ balance has reached a four-year high. According to Glassnode’s latest data, the figures have surpassed 1,845,303 BTC. Bitcoin Miners Hodling Again From the great Chinese migration in 2021 to the ongoing bear market, the miners of the BTC network went through many challenges, including a shift in profitability. However, it appears that they...
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After Dismissing Staff, Compass Mining Deploys 25,000 Additional ASIC Miners

The American-based bitcoin miner – Compass Mining – intends to add 25,000 ASIC miners to its facility in Granbury, Texas. The deployment is scheduled for August as it will be supported by Compass’ partner – Compute North. Going Forward Despite the Dismissals Compass Mining has been struggling recently due to numerous reasons. In an attempt...
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Bitcoin Miners In Profit As Mining Difficulty Eases

When the data of Bitcoin mining difficulty is considered, there is a drastic drop from July 2021. As per the data, yesterday, on July 22, the Bitcoin mining difficulty has seen a drop of nearly 5%. This significant drop has in turn reduced the competition between miners for rewards. The same percentage of decline was...
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Marathon Nears its Bitcoin Hash Rate Target by Increasing its Mining Capacity

The data center of the bitcoin miner Marathon Digital – Applied Blockchain – secured around 254 megawatts of new hosting power for the company’s operations, and it could boost the supply to 324 megawatts if it collaborates with other providers. The move should aid Marathon’s goal of reaching approximately 23.3 EH/s of computing power for...
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