Bitcoin Mining Soars in Argentina Amid Cheap, Subsidized Energy
Cheap electricity has propelled Bitcoin mining in Argentina. Miners are even working from their homes as electricity bills are barely
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Bitcoin Challenges $40K Again Following Biden’s $6 Trillion Spending Budget Reveal
Bitcoin challenges $40K once again following an announcement on the US spending budget coming from Biden's administration.
Apple is Headhunting a Business Development Manager With Experience in Cryptocurrencies
It seems Apple is moving forward with its plans to adopt cryptocurrencies. The giant is now seeking experts from the
CNBC Includes Ripple In Its 50 Disruptor Companies List
Ripple has been listed on CNBC's Disruptor 50, which highlights private companies leading fast-paced financial and technological change despite the
Vitalik Buterin Responds to Elon Musk on Why His Intention to Scale Crypto 10x Is Flawed
In a lengthy paper, Vitalik Buterin outlined the challenges of scaling a blockchain, as Elon Musk intends for Dogecoin, weighing
Illinois to Create Legislation that Would Favour Bitcoin Through Issuing a Digital Asset Charter
Illinois is following Nebraska and Wyoming to adopt cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology by creating legislation that would benefit digital assets
11 Years Since The First Bitcoin Purchase: 2 Pizzas Now Worth $365 Million
Several companies will celebrate the upcoming Bitcoin Pizza Day on May 22, which marks the historical event when the first
Top Bitcoin Mining Pools Are Signaling for Taproot Activation
The top BTC minings pools have briefly shown support for Taproot activation. However, the upgrade seems unlikely for this November,
North Dakota City to Accept Cryptocurrencies for Utility Bill Payments
Williston hopes to expand bill payment options if interest and volume for crypto payments are significant.
Rari Capital Will Reimburse Hack Victims with $26 Million From Developer Fund
After suffering pool exploit, core developers of Rari Capital will reimburse hack victims with up to $26 million worth of
