World’s largest BTC miner Marathon buys $100M BTC to go ‘full hodl’
Marathon remains bullish on Bitcoin price in the long term, as it sold none of the BTC it mined during June. Go to Source
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Marathon remains bullish on Bitcoin price in the long term, as it sold none of the BTC it mined during June. Go to Source
The Bitcoin Runes protocol initially dominated daily transactions post-launch but is now seeing a decline, with BTC reclaiming its network dominance. Go to Source
The new Bitcoin grants program could invite more innovation for Bitcoin-native DeFi, or BTCFi. Go to Source
The payment will allow the company to focus on scaling operations rather than keeping up with debt obligations in the post-halving environment. Go to Source
The drop in mining difficulty should spell relief for the largest mining firms. Go to Source
Marathon Digital said it aims to further strengthen its Bitcoin holdings through open-market acquisitions but may also sell to support operations in the future. Go to Source
This metric can be used to spot relative bottom points in the market price of Bitcoin and signal potential accumulation opportunities. Go to Source
The BTC price has failed to hit a new all-time high in over three months, even after the Bitcoin halving in April. Go to Source
Selling excess heat from Bitcoin mining could be another financial lifeline for miners after the 2024 Bitcoin halving. Go to Source
Miners are holding the least Bitcoin on their balance sheets since February 2010, but the fiat value of their reserves is hovering around an all-time high. Go to Source