Bitcoin miner Foundry lays off staff amid restructuring
Foundry let go of 16% of US staff as part of a broader restructuring that includes spinning out its self-mining business. Go to Source
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Foundry let go of 16% of US staff as part of a broader restructuring that includes spinning out its self-mining business. Go to Source
Bitcoin could rise to the $110,000 mark if it manages to breach $98,000, resulting in more buyer demand for the world’s first cryptocurrency. Go to Source
“There is no price where it makes sense for the US to sell any Bitcoin it has under its control,” said Space Force Major Jason Lowery. Go to Source
Bitcoin derivatives reflect traders’ confidence in the market and suggest the current price action is just a consolidation phase. Go to Source
Even if Bitcoin gains half of what it did during price discovery in 2021, that would still propel it to $150,000, said one trader. Go to Source
Even if Bitcoin gains half of what it did during price discovery in 2021, that would still propel it to $150,000, said one trader. Go to Source
MicroStrategy’s Michael Saylor gave Microsoft a three-minute, 44-slide pitch on why it should spend $100 billion a year to buy Bitcoin. Go to Source
According to data from CryptQuant, there is currently less than 2.5 million Bitcoin available for purchase on digital asset exchanges. Go to Source
In the last hour, bitcoin’s price is coasting along between $97,865 to $98,580 on Nov. 29, 2024, after a bullish rally that pushed the market cap to $1.95 trillion. The cryptocurrency’s technical indicators suggest a strong upward momentum across multiple timeframes, though significant resistance looms near the $100,000 mark. Bitcoin Bitcoin’s (BTC) 1-hour chart reveals … Read more
Wealthy investors’ appetite for Bitcoin continues to grow as BTC price is once again eyeing the $100,000 milestone level going into December. Go to Source