Water great idea! Bitcoin mining heats this swimming pool
A Bitcoin miner is heating his entire swimming pool so his kids can swim–all while securing the Bitcoin network and making money.
A Bitcoin miner is heating his entire swimming pool so his kids can swim–all while securing the Bitcoin network and making money.
We see a lot of those "A dormant wallet with 400 BTC has been activated after 10 years". I always think how lucky they were to buy BTC for a few bucks, or even less, but then I start to wonder which coin is going to be looked at the same 10 years from today.…
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Just came across this beautiful animation. Baby boomer generation currently holds 71.5 trillion dollars in the US alone. The total crypto market cap is less than 2 trillion. Baby boomers are currently aged 58-76, so they are literally starting to die now and passing on the wealth to the kids. And you can bet those…
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The South African Reserve Bank stated further work would be undertaken to study the findings from the project and used to inform policy and regulatory responses to DLT and CBDCs.
Hello, my nft project currently still on ETH's network, and we are a game based want to move to other chain network for cheaper fees. we are planning to move to polygon, I have tried from polygon version "the nft bridge" https://bridge.mintnft.today/ is not working. Polygon's team on discord is ignoring this issue, as well…
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Following the Luna Foundation Guard’s (LFG) purchase of 5,040 bitcoin on Wednesday, the following day the Singapore-based non-profit announced it will be acquiring $100 million avalanche (AVAX) tokens. LFG detailed on Thursday that the purchase is meant to strategically align the Terra network with Avalanche ecosystems. LFG to Add $100 Million in Avalanche Backing to […]
The Tennessee Titans will be the first NFL team in the league to accept cryptocurrency payments, according to emerging reports. While details are limited, it’s now known that the club will utilize a third-party payments provider to allow for larger, recurring purchases via Bitcoin. It’s unknown who exactly that payment provider is, if other crypto token payments will be supported now or in the future, and a timeline for such support (as well as potential timelines for broader support for more simple transactions like one-game tickets). Nonetheless, it’s still substantial news for a league that has historically been hesitant in allowing crypto integration. The NFL’s Opening Up? In recent weeks, new reports emerged that the NFL would lighten it’s restrictions around cryptocurrency deals for clubs, while still keeping some gates involved; while teams could now form cryptocurrency partners, there would still be restrictions around stadium signage and deal-length (capped at three years). Nonetheless, this still showed a signal that the league was warming up to crypto-related deals. To date, the NFL has sought out a stiffer stance on crypto deals, relative to most other leagues, that have engaged through a variety of sponsorship channels – from league-wide deals to individual team jersey sponsorships. For the Tennessee Titans, while the functionality of Bitcoin-supported payments will only be available for large and recurring payments, the team has expressed a desire to have payment support for everything from tickets to merchandise and in-game food and beverage. Nonetheless, the move still secures the Titans as the first team in the NFL to accept crypto payments in any capacity. In the near-term, expect major payments for things like season tickets, suites, etc. to be the major crypto-related revenue for the team. Adoption news has left BTC charts unbothered. | Source: BTC-USD on TradingView.com Related Reading | TA: Bitcoin Steadies Above $43K, Why BTC Could Recover Higher Tennessee Titans Joining The Short List The Tennessee Titans join an exceptionally short list of professional teams in the ‘big four’ of sports leagues (NFL, NBA, NHL, and MLB) that accept crypto payments; the MLB’s Oakland Athletics and the NBA’s Dallas Mavericks and Sacramento Kings are the only major league clubs in the U.S. to make active strides in accepting crypto payments. Expect this list to continue to grow, particularly as broader industry partnerships come to life – such as the recently announced Strike & Shopify deal. As crypto payments continue to see broader adoption, and as crypto exchange and blockchain technology sponsorship deals continue to grow and evolve, there be an increasing amount of clubs and even leagues that feel that there is a slice of the pie that they’re missing out on. Related Reading | Mike Novogratz Doubles Down On $500,000 Bitcoin Prediction Featured image from Pixabay, Charts from TradingView.com The writer of this content is not associated or affiliated with any of the parties mentioned in this article. This is not financial advice.
So, I received an invite to trial Coinbase One for one month recently. I did a search on the sub, and apparently literally nobody actually read the User Agreement. Posts of people liking the false sense of security of a non-existant "account protection" policy up to 1 million dollars, no trading fees, etc. We'll get…
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