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One of the biggest expenses when it comes to mining Bitcoin is the price of electricity, to that end, a study has been done on what it will cost you to mine one BTC in different countries. #INFOGRAPHICS Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
From economic principles to market movements and pressure, there is a lot that goes into determining the price of one Bitcoin. #ANALYSIS Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Italy’s power utility company Enel will not sell renewable energy for crypto mining, calls the practice “unsustainable” #NEWS Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Cryptocurrency exchange Huobi is about to open an office in the US, the company has announced at the Blockchain Connect conference. #NEWS Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Samsung begins mass production of ASIC chips with a Taiwanese foundry that supplies Bitmain #NEWS Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Korean electronics giant Samsung is the latest chip manufacturer to enter the bitcoin mining hardware market. The company’s foundry has reportedly already began producing ASIC chips for a Chinese client earlier this month. Also Read: Vegetables on a Blockchain ICO Exit Scams After Paying People to Write On Their Bodies Samsung Bitcoin Chips Samsung Electronics … Read more
BTCC, formerly BTC China, the oldest Bitcoin exchange in the country, has been acquired by a Hong Kong-based investment fund for terms which remain undisclosed to date. #NEWS Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
On January 29 the longstanding Chinese bitcoin company BTCC has announced it was acquired by a Hong Kong-based investment fund. The company explains its pivoting away from China so the business can grow more “aggressively” in 2018. Also read: AIER Researchers: Bitcoin’s Price Moves with News A Hong Kong Investment Fund Acquires BTCC The company BTCC … Read more
Blockchain Connect, a US-China focused, San Francisco-based conference, came through on uniting Blockchain enthusiasts despite logistical setbacks. #NEWS Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
With Bitcoin facing a fourth consecutive bad January some have started drawing some odd, but perhaps plausible, reasons for it. #ANALYSIS Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
