TeraWulf Bitcoin production falls 21% in Q2, looks to AI expansion
Bitcoin miner TeraWulf mined 699 Bitcoin in Q2 — a 21% year-over-year decline — but still beat analyst expectations with $35.6 million in quarterly revenue. Go to Source
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Bitcoin miner TeraWulf mined 699 Bitcoin in Q2 — a 21% year-over-year decline — but still beat analyst expectations with $35.6 million in quarterly revenue. Go to Source
The Bitcoin miner reported a net loss of $17.7 million in the second quarter of 2024 despite hashrate growth. Go to Source
Based on Wednesday’s upcoming CPI reading, Bitcoin lost a key trend line when it fell under $63,000, but it could still be on track to recover. Go to Source
The new raise is part of Marathon’s strategy to go “full hodl” and make Bitcoin a strategic reserve asset for the company. Go to Source
Bitcoin miners’ daily revenue hit a new yearly low of $2.5 million, but strategic overhauls keep some companies profitable amid industry challenges. Go to Source
During the first week of August 2024, Bitcoin’s hashprice—a key metric that gauges the daily value of one petahash per second (PH/s) of hashpower—dipped to its lowest point in history, sliding below $38 per PH/s. In this fiercely competitive bitcoin mining arena, only the most resilient operations can thrive, with the best-performing machines bringing in … Read more
This week’s Crypto Biz examines Hong Kong’s crypto ETF market, Morgan Stanley’s green light for Bitcoin funds, Xapo Bank license in the UK, and Core Scientific’s billionaire deal with CoreWeave. Go to Source
Russia explores other forms of international trade settlement following US sanctions blocking it from the SWIFT interbank messaging system. Go to Source
Reduced block rewards post-halving and Bitcoin mining difficulty reaching new heights are eating away at miner revenues. Go to Source
According to one expert, bitcoin currently needs to trade above $55,000 for miners to break even and $94,000 for them to return to profitability levels seen before the halving. To compensate for the revenue loss caused by the halving of Bitcoin’s block reward, miners are resorting to mergers or hostile takeover of rivals. Others have … Read more