Regulation
BIT Mining to invest US$9M in crypto mining in Kazakhstan
Chinese crypto mining firm BIT Mining is investing US$9.33 million to construct and operate a mining data center in Kazakhstan.
Michelle Lim
Lens
Regulation
Chinese crypto mining firm BIT Mining is investing US$9.33 million to construct and operate a mining data center in Kazakhstan.
Michelle Lim
Regulation
The Chinese region of Inner Mongolia – once a thriving cryptocurrency mining hub that has recently enacted a series of measures to rein in the sector – has unveiled eight new proposals designed to give added force to its recently imposed, all-out ban on crypto mining.
Kelly Le
Altcoins
Amid declines in Bitcoin and Ethereum, Cardano and its native cryptocurrency ADA saw US$10 million inflows as institutional investors switch to proof-of-stake coins.
Michelle Lim
Regulation
Chinese authorities’ latest regulatory offensive against the crypto industry may not be as bad for the sector as it appears.
Kelly Le
Bitcoin News
Marathon Digital Holdings has announced a deal with Compute North to host 73,000 of Marathon's Bitcoin miners at a new data center in Texas.
Michelle Lim
Bitcoin News
Bitcoin has rallied to nearly US$40,000, boosted by tweets from Tesla founder Elon Musk and MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor announcing that they have met with North American miners of the cryptocurrency to promote a renewable energy initiative.
Lucas Cacioli
Crypto Trading and Strategies
Crypto exchange Bybit is launching cloud mining to provide exposure to Ether. What happens when Ethereum moves from proof of work to proof of stake?
Michelle Lim
Regulation
The price of Bitcoin fell by over 10% following an announcement by China’s State Council today that it is planning to crack down on Bitcoin mining and trading and “resolutely prevent the transmission of individual risks to society.” Fast Facts: The 51st meeting of the State Council Financial Stability and Development Committee called for the […]
Michelle Lim
Bitcoin News
Hong Kong-listed beauty app Meitu and other companies that have invested in cryptocurrencies have seen millions of dollars wiped off the value of their stock following the huge global Bitcoin sell-off this week.
Kelly Le