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Inconsistencies in the Bitcoin Space Are Widespread

There are several conflicting reports in the crypto world as of late. Despite the idea that bitcoin is surging like mad and is on the verge of once again striking the $11,000 range, it looks like things are very up and down otherwise for both miners and institutions.The Bitcoin Market Is Straddled with Ups and DownsRecently, Live Bitcoin News reported that Bit Farms, a cryptocurrency mining firm, is straddled with heavy debt and is struggling to repay the $20 million+ it owes by the time 2021...

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Bit Farms Mining Firm Is Straddled with Tons of Debt

Canadian crypto mining firm Bit Farms is swamped with high-interest debt.How Will Bit Farms Pay Everything Off?The company has been struggling to pay off much of what it owes. Straddled with declining revenue, the company is scheduled to pay more than $20 million by the time 2021 rings in, which means the venture could be in a heap of trouble.The mining industry has been treated very poorly over the past several months largely due to the coronavirus pandemic that has been spreading across the...

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From Politics to Crypto: The BTC Journey of Craig Bergman

There appears to be a running theme of mixing politics with crypto, and the latest example comes by way of former Ron Paul campaign manager Craig Bergman.Bergman Sees Crypto in a New LightBergman was the political director for the Ron Paul 2008 presidential campaign. Since exiting the political spectrum, he has served as the president and CEO of a cryptocurrency mining company called Vortex Blockchain Technologies Inc. At the time of writing, the company currently focuses on mining bitcoin...

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The Hash Ribbon Is Back, Suggesting further BTC Gains

Is bitcoin readying itself for another bull run? According to crypto executive Charles Edwards and what’s known as the Hash Ribbon indicator, the answer is “yes.”The Hash Ribbon Is Appearing Once AgainThe last time a “Hash Ribbon” appeared was in late April. At that time, the world’s number one cryptocurrency by market cap was trading for around $7,500, more than $3,000 higher than where it had stood during the coronavirus peak in mid-March. From there, bitcoin ultimately rose to as high...

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Money Plane: Ein Flugzeug voller Bitcoin Mining Rigs?

Money Plane Der Gangsterfilm Money Plane widmet sich mit Starpower dem Thema Kryptowährungen. Kelsey Gramer und Denis Richards machen sich auf, eine wertvolle Bitcoin-Fracht aus einem Flugzeug zu befreien. Wie detailgetreu die Darstellung der digitalen Währungen ausfallen wird, bleibt abzuwarten. Der Trailer gibt bereits einen ersten Einblick in die Story. In Money Plane dreht...

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Core Scientific Purchases 17,000 Antminers from Chinese Mining Firm

It looks like North America is about to become a major player in the bitcoin mining sector thanks to companies like Core Scientific.Core Scientific Is Paving the WayThe enterprise has recently inked a deal with a mining equipment venture in Malaysia to purchase more than 17,500 Antminer machines from Bitmain. The company has already gotten its hands on some of these machines and have installed them so that miners can begin extracting new coins. The rest of the machines are slated to arrive by...

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Where will Bitcoin Miners Be Once All Units Are Extracted?

We’ve often heard about how much bitcoin is presently circulating throughout the financial markets. At the time of writing, about 18 million units of BTC have been extracted or mined since the currency was founded, which means that there are only about three million units left.Bitcoin Is Close to Being Fully MinedBitcoin is a finite currency. It cannot be continuously printed or developed the way fiat can, and analysts say there are only about 21 million bitcoin units available to the world....

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People Don’t Seem Interested in Canaan Creative, Anymore

Canaan Creative has some monster-sized decisions to make if it wants to stay in business and compete with the likes of Bitmain and other mega mining ventures.Canaan Creative Isn’t Where It Needs to BeCanaan Creative is arguably the second-largest crypto mining firm in China after Bitmain, and yet the company isn’t doing so hot since the halving. Stock shares in the company have fallen well below the two-dollar mark, suggesting that people just aren’t interested in the company’s equipment – or...

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Grayscale Is Keeping BTC at the Top of the Financial Ladder

No doubt bitcoin has been moving through hoops and tunnels since the coronavirus took hold of the global economy, but thanks to companies like Grayscale, it doesn’t look like the currency is about to lose its steam anytime soon.Grayscale Is One of Many Companies Supporting BTCBack in March, the currency saw its price fall into the mid-$5,000 range. This was after it had spent the whole previous month trading for well over $10,000, a price the currency hadn’t seen in roughly half a year. From...

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Halving Didn’t Stop Bitcoin Mining Rewards From Being Big Last Month

Despite a particularly shaky month, new research suggests that bitcoin miners pulled in a hefty amount of revenue in May – the month of the highly-anticipated third halving.The Halving Didn’t Affect Bitcoin Earnings MuchMay really had everyone up in arms over the halving. The event had people excited just as much as it had them worried. Crypto analysts went back and forth about what would happen following the halving. Crypto would go up very quickly; it would come down with a thundering...

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