Over Four Fifths of the World’s Bitcoin Have Been Mined
As a digital currency, it seems like Bitcoin would never run out. However, it won’t last forever. In fact, 85 per cent has already been mined.
Read moreAs a digital currency, it seems like Bitcoin would never run out. However, it won’t last forever. In fact, 85 per cent has already been mined.
Read moreThe “world’s largest” crypto mining service for business-to-business companies will be available in the near future. This ambitious project is the scope of a recent strategic partnership between Argo Blockchain and HIVE Blockchain. The two companies have entered into conditional…
Read moreCryptocurrency miner Josh Riddett turned £1,000 into £840,000 in his first year in business, and is on the path to becoming a millionaire.
Read moreNorthern Bitcoin is taking crypto mining underground – literally. Citing better security and climate, the group has partnered with Lefdal Data Centre to store mining machines deep within an old mineral mine.
Read moreIceland is in the spotlight this week following its innovate methods to power the crypto mining network. Proposed by maths teacher Krista Hannesdóttir, the Scandinavian country is utilising its plentiful geothermal resources to power the mammoth network. Bitcoin Australia speak to…
Read morePrinceton University released a report on October 5th revealing China’s substantial influence on Bitcoin through public policy and private mining activities.
Read moreIn what way is Ethereum different to Bitcoin? In the beginning, there was only one blockchain—Bitcoin. In the seven years since its creation, thousands have joined it. One of those is Ethereum. Ether, the native currency of Ethereum, is the…
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Read moreAs the adoption of blockchain grows, so does the need to understand the lexicon around it. A fork is a common blockchain technical term used specifically in the ongoing scaling debate, yet it causes a lot of confusion, particularly for…
Read moreThe choice to attach a small fee for miners every time you send bitcoins is slowly going from voluntary to mandatory. Miners are already taking longer to confirm transactions that lack sufficient fees.
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