Malaysia is literally crushing thousands of illegal Bitcoin miners
It’s unclear why authorities outright destroyed the miners rather than attempting to reap some value, but they could still be sold for scrap.
It’s unclear why authorities outright destroyed the miners rather than attempting to reap some value, but they could still be sold for scrap.
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A rare bullish bitcoin signal, the difficulty ribbon compression, has started pumping up for the first time since the bull run started. The Bitcoin Difficulty Ribbon Compression Goes Up As pointed out by a BTC analyst on Twitter, the difficulty ribbon compression seems to be going up for the first time since the bull run […]
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The working group involved with the research and development of the digital yuan for the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) has published a paper describing the digital currency’s progress. The PBOC initiated a task force dedicated to the creation of a digital yuan in 2014, and the recently published document is the project’s first white […]
Like virtually everyone who bought any sort of crypto between January and May this year, I checked my portfolio daily (50 times a day) just so I could see how great my investments were doing. Some days I'd fantasize about how I'm so smart for investing in Crypto that I will retire by the end…
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