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Bitcoin Mining Conditions Heading Into The Halving
If the price keeps pumping, how will that affect the bitcoin mining industry heading into the next block subsidy halving?
If the price keeps pumping, how will that affect the bitcoin mining industry heading into the next block subsidy halving?
Bitcoin is back over $51,775 for the first time since early December 2021 and has surpassed a $1 Trillion market.
The Finance and Expenditure Committee of the New Zealand government held a meeting with the nation's central bank governors yesterday during which the country's central bankers admitted two things.
Jamie's insights provide a compelling argument for the convergence of Bitcoin mining and energy production, suggesting a future where these two critical industries support and enhance each other, leading to more efficient markets and a move towards a more decentralized and resilient energy grid.
At what point do tax paying American citizens begin to push back against this overt theft and money laundering into unproductive endeavors by the government?
In a world in which bitcoin exists, you are not powerless against the whims of a central government that has lost control.
Earlier today the Federal Reserve Bank of New York released a report on the state of consumer credit. Dissecting data across student, auto, mortgage credit card, and other similar types of loans that US consumers have taken out and painting a bleak picture of the state of the average American.
The sector of the economy that seems to be on the top of everyone's mind is commercial real estate. The combination of economic lockdowns driving people out of their expensive office buildings and into their home offices and a precipitous increase in the cost of capital has created a perfect storm.
If the price keeps pumping, how will that affect the bitcoin mining industry heading into the next block subsidy halving?
Bitcoin is back over $51,775 for the first time since early December 2021 and has surpassed a $1 Trillion market.
The Finance and Expenditure Committee of the New Zealand government held a meeting with the nation's central bank governors yesterday during which the country's central bankers admitted two things.
Jamie's insights provide a compelling argument for the convergence of Bitcoin mining and energy production, suggesting a future where these two critical industries support and enhance each other, leading to more efficient markets and a move towards a more decentralized and resilient energy grid.
At what point do tax paying American citizens begin to push back against this overt theft and money laundering into unproductive endeavors by the government?
In a world in which bitcoin exists, you are not powerless against the whims of a central government that has lost control.
Earlier today the Federal Reserve Bank of New York released a report on the state of consumer credit. Dissecting data across student, auto, mortgage credit card, and other similar types of loans that US consumers have taken out and painting a bleak picture of the state of the average American.
The sector of the economy that seems to be on the top of everyone's mind is commercial real estate. The combination of economic lockdowns driving people out of their expensive office buildings and into their home offices and a precipitous increase in the cost of capital has created a perfect storm.
In this episode of TFTC Marty was joined by Harry Sudock to discuss a variety of topics around Bitcoin, Bitcoin mining, and the broader energy sector, providing valuable insights into the current state and future of these industries.
Business owners are currently facing the challenge of protecting their assets against the dual threats of US dollar inflation and Bitcoin's historical volatility. Inflation erodes the purchasing power of the dollar, while Bitcoin's price swings can introduce risk into a company’s financial strategy.
In this emergency podcast episode of TFTC, Marty Bent and Jason Brett discuss a sudden and concerning move by the Energy Information Administration (EIA) under the Department of Energy, which has issued a survey requesting detailed information from the bitcoin mining industry.
In this episode of The Last Trade, Gary Brode joins Marty, Jesse and Michael to cover a broad range of economic and financial topics, responding critically to Jason Calacanis's optimistic view on the economy, as presented on the All-In podcast.
This episode of the Natalie Brunell Show with Morgen Rochard, a financial planner with a keen interest in Bitcoin, offers a nuanced perspective on integrating Bitcoin into financial planning and estates.
Earlier today, the Biden Administration announced an emergency data collection initiative targeted at bitcoin mining operations in the US via the US Energy Information Administration, an "independent" sub-agency of the Department of Energy.
