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A new report issued by financial powerhouse JPMorgan says the next bitcoin halving – which is presently scheduled to occur in 2024 – could make the playing field very difficult for crypto miners. JPMorgan on the Next Bitcoin Halving The bitcoin halving tends to occur every four years. Each time it happens, two things take place. One, the leadup causes the bitcoin price to shoot higher like nobody’s business. Traders are super happy as they are now witnessing great...

Recent technical signals suggest bitcoin could be due for a breakout soon, something that’s sure to make investors everywhere squeal with joy. Bitcoin Might Be Coming Back Soon The crypto space has been doing rather poorly as of late, with bitcoin – the world’s number one digital currency by market cap – leading the way into the doldrums. BTC has crashed by more than 60 percent from its November 2021 all-time high of $68,000, and the crypto space has lost more than $2...

Cryptocurrency miners from China are now beginning to set up shop in neighboring countries such as Russia and Kazakhstan. As a result, they are coming back online to extract new bitcoin units, and they are again presenting serious competition to miners in the United States and other bitcoin havens. Miners in China Are Setting Up Shop Elsewhere Not long ago, Beijing ruled that all mining in China was to be banned, claiming that the hazards of bitcoin mining were simply...

The month of June marked a turning point for the world of crypto and bitcoin mining, and it looks like revenue for miners has begun to slip. Crypto Miners Are Losing Out On Funds Both bitcoin and Ethereum miners reported a drop in earnings throughout June 2021. Profits fell by as much as 42 percent from May, which saw those involved in extracting new units garner a whopping $1.45 billion in crypto-based profit. By contrast, June only produced $839 million in profit for...

Here’s an interesting notion. On paper, bitcoin and crypto miners have appeared to be suffering as of late. The industry has fallen into a pit of blackness following the spread of the coronavirus pandemic as it is not considered a “necessary” field the same way restaurants and grocery chains are.Bitcoin Miners Earned a Lot of Money Last MonthAnd yet in August, according to a new report, bitcoin and cryptocurrency miners have allegedly made well over $300 million. Despite the pandemic, despite...

The coronavirus has got crypto crashing as of late, but it’s not just the individual coins themselves that are suffering. Miners are also experiencing the harsh realities of a falling industry.Bitcoin Miners Are Likely to Be Hit HardAt the time of writing, bitcoin—the world’s number one cryptocurrency by market cap—is trading for a flimsy $5,300, and even this is nowhere near as low as the number ($4,100) that bitcoin struck during yesterday’s late-night hours. Overall, the asset is down by...