Bitcoin mining CEO eyes hashrate contracts to offset rising costs
The slashing of the Bitcoin block subsidy from 6.25 Bitcoin to 3.125 during the April 2024 halving has placed financial pressure on miners. Go to Source
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The slashing of the Bitcoin block subsidy from 6.25 Bitcoin to 3.125 during the April 2024 halving has placed financial pressure on miners. Go to Source
A total of nine out of 13 US-listed Bitcoin mining companies raised capital through stock offers in the second quarter of 2024. Go to Source
Bitcoin’s 2024 bull run was mainly driven by institutional inflows, which could be the key to unlocking the next leg up. Go to Source
Bitcoin miner TeraWulf mined 699 Bitcoin in Q2 — a 21% year-over-year decline — but still beat analyst expectations with $35.6 million in quarterly revenue. Go to Source
Bitcoin miners’ daily revenue hit a new yearly low of $2.5 million, but strategic overhauls keep some companies profitable amid industry challenges. Go to Source
Bitfarms stock had a strong trading session on Aug. 8 amid lower-than-expected losses in its latest quarterly earnings report. Go to Source
Marathon Digital holds over $1.1 billion worth of Bitcoin after the company decided to go full ‘HODL.’ Go to Source
Bitfarms CEO Ben Gagnon said that the company earned 62% more Bitcoin since the Bitcoin halving event in April. Go to Source
Whales have amassed a large portion of the Bitcoin in circulation, with around 1.86% of addresses holding most of the supply. Go to Source
The Bitcoin 2024 conference is underway in Nashville – with Donald Trump’s address scheduled for July 27 a major drawcard to the event. Go to Source