Bitcoin mining difficulty reached a new all-time high of 103.92 T, marking a 1.59% increase following a recent adjustment at block height 872928.
BTC.COM is transforming into an open-source computing power platform, marking a significant shift in its operational strategy.
BTC.COM has transformed into an open-source computing power platform, enhancing accessibility and innovation in blockchain technology. This shift is expected to significantly impact the crypto landscape by fostering collaboration and transparency.
BTC.COM is transforming into an open-source computing power platform, as announced by Chainwire from Singapore.
BTC.COM is transitioning into an open-source computing power platform, aiming to enhance transparency and collaboration within the industry.
BTC.COM transitions to an open-source computing power platform, reflecting evolving blockchain needs.
CloverPool, previously BTC.com, will launch a hardware trading service for miners to buy, sell, and trade mining equipment, enhancing efficiency and security.
BTC.com rebrands as CloverPool, launching in September 2024, with new services and expanded capabilities for miners, including hardware trading.
BTC.com, a leading mining service provider, announces a major brand overhaul with the rebranding of CloverPool effective from September 2024.
47% of Bitcoin's hashrate is controlled by Cobo, raising concerns about decentralization and security. Major pools like AntPool, F2Pool, and Binance Pool route payouts through Cobo, consolidating control. Proxy pools also contribute to centralization, undermining Bitcoin's decentralization.
BTC.com offers a reduced 2% fee for mining BEL (Bella Protocol), aiming to attract miners by increasing their profitability.
Bitcoin mining difficulty drops 5%, marking the largest decline in recent months amidst market turbulence.
Bitcoin mining difficulty has decreased by roughly 6% post the Bitcoin halving event, which reduced miner rewards. Experts see this as an expected adjustment in the network.
