Russian lawmaker Anton Tkachyov proposes a unified center for crypto miners to consolidate the industry, improve regulation, and boost investment. This center could operate under the Bank of Russia to support the economy amidst sanctions. The plan seeks to enhance transparency and control of the mining sector.
Russia's FNS plans to tax crypto miners on unrealized gains from unsold coins.
The Russian Finance Ministry plans to impose taxes on the energy consumption of crypto miners as part of its broader effort to regulate the cryptocurrency sector.
Morgan Stanley's report reveals that tech firms could save billions by partnering with crypto miners for energy infrastructure, thus cutting down wait times for new data centers.
The Russian Ministry of Energy is ready to grant crypto miners access to surplus electricity as part of the nation's crypto pivot.
Crypto miners are shifting from debt to equity to fund AI and HPC projects, despite uncertain payoff.
The Digital Chamber warns that reviving a 2018 lawsuit against Nvidia could risk significant harm to the crypto industry, as the lawsuit accuses Nvidia of misleading investors about GPU sales to crypto miners.
LandBridge, an oil land buyer, has launched a $320M IPO, emphasizing potential profits from crypto miners on its land in America's oil country.
NiceHash and Marathon Digital have launched new firmware for home crypto miners, named NiceHash Firmware powered by MARA, bringing advanced mining features to retail users.
The Bitcoin network faces considerable hurdles with waning interest in Bitcoin NFTs and mining challenges.
The Bitcoin mining sector is experiencing difficulties following the fourth Bitcoin halving event, with a significant decrease in network hashrate, indicating strain within the industry.
Russian authorities aim to impose fines on crypto miners using residential properties to curb rising power outages, by potentially amending the Code of Administrative Offenses for electricity misuse.
Russian energy firms are set to target and crack down on individuals mining cryptocurrencies at home, as reported on May 12.
Bitcoin Runes protocol's activity significantly dropped, affecting miners' profits as fees went from 77.3% to just 21.1%. A worrying trend for the crypto community.
Crypto miners are seeking energy-efficient areas after the Bitcoin (BTC) halving to maintain profitability due to rising costs.
The Bitcoin blockchain just experienced its fourth halving event in 15 years, automatically reducing the rewards for miners, echoing its inherent anti-inflationary design.
Broker Benchmark's study shows bitcoin miners are well-prepared for the block reward halving, citing a significant Bitcoin price increase bolstering their resilience despite a predicted 50% reward cut.
Bitcoin miners are in a stronger position to face the upcoming 'halving' event, thanks to the recent price rally which could offset the reduction in mining rewards.
The article discusses the anticipation around the fourth Bitcoin halving in April 2024, and the concern within the crypto community regarding its broader impacts, beyond the direct effect on miners.
The upcoming Bitcoin halving has sparked intense competition among miners to extract the first block post-halving, which contains a potentially valuable 'epic sat.'
Policy experts debate whether Maximum Extractable Value (MEV), where crypto miners reorder transactions for profit, constitutes market abuse or not, with the EU watchdog scrutinizing the practice.
Bitcoin L2s are providing Asian crypto miners with new income sources through staking after the recent halving.
