News with the tag "Bitcoin Hash Rate"

A sudden dip in Bitcoin’s hash rate has sparked discussions within the crypto community. Though fluctuations are not uncommon, the scale of this decline draws comparisons to past major disruptions. What does this mean for miners and network stability in the near term? Mining Slowdown? The Bitcoin ne...

It is becoming increasingly difficult to mine blocks on the Bitcoin network. In other words, the security of the leading crypto network is rising by the day, and this is evident in the Bitcoin hash rate hitting a new high. According to data from Blockchain.com, the metric reached an all-time high of...

MARA calls Bitcoin's blockspace and hash rate critical tools for protecting US financial sovereignty.

Riot produced 1,104 Bitcoin in Q3 2024, maintaining last year's production level despite challenges from the halving event.

Bitcoin is on a tear, easing past the psychological round number at $70,000. At press time, the world’s most valuable coin is approaching $72,000, a critical resistance level that marks June 2024 highs. Bitcoin Breaks Above $70,000 And Descending Triangle As buyers press on, reversing losses of the ...

The increase in bitcoin whale wallets suggests that major stakeholders are capitalizing on selling pressure from retail traders.

Bitcoin and Ethereum prices faded after marching to March 2024 peaks. After Bitcoin soared to fresh all-time highs of around $73,800, it only took nearly five months for prices to flash crash sharply, dumping below $50,000 in early August. Amid this sell-off, Ethereum wasn’t also spared. By August 5...

Miner selling activity surged as BTC briefly slipped to $49,000, and they incurred approximately $22 million in daily losses.

LandBridge is seeking to raise $319 million through an initial public offering (IPO) in the United States, targeting a valuation of $1.6 billion. While the IPO piqued interest—dominating headlines—Matthew Sigel, the Head of Digital Assets at VanEck, noted that LandBridge, quoting an unnamed official...

Bitcoin miners are having a tough time, especially since last month’s halving event slashed block rewards, and now hashrates are climbing again.