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Bitcoin Slides as Risk-Off Sentiment Returns Amid Iran Strikes, Tech Selloff
Bitcoin dropped to about US$62,530 on Friday, roughly 2.6% below where it started the day, before recovering to end the session near US$64,110. The Nasdaq Composite closed down 1.40% after falling as much as 2.44% intraday, while the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index has lost 7.8% across three sessions. Brent crude settled at US$88.10 a barrel, up
Coinbase CEO Armstrong Dismisses Chamath’s Bitcoin Mining Warning: Will Price Suffer?
Armstrong says Bitcoin mining energy shifts to AI won't hurt price; Chamath calls the shift structural for BTC miners. The post Coinbase CEO Armstrong Dismisses Chamath’s Bitcoin Mining Warning: Will Price Suffer? appeared first on BeInCrypto...
XRP Sinks With Bitcoin Everywhere — Except South Korea
XRP price is lagging Bitcoin and stuck in a falling channel, yet one of its biggest markets is treating it very differently. Korean traders are discounting Bitcoin far more than they are selling XRP. That split is the story. XRP still moves with Bitcoin day to day...
Scarcity vs. abundance: The moral divide between BTC and Bitcoin
Homepage > News > Editorial > Scarcity vs. abundance: The moral divide between BTC and Bitcoin The views expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the position of CoinGeek. Deep Dive into Bitcoin’s philosophical scarcity landscape Isn’t limited supply crucial for valuable currency? Burying or trading your treasure
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The Man Who Threw Away $900 Million and Spent 12 Years Trying to Dig It Back Up
James Howells, an IT engineer from Newport, Wales, mined 8,000 Bitcoin in the early days and lost the keys in 2013 when an encrypted hard drive was mistakenly thrown away and sent to the Docksway landfill. After the High Court in Cardiff dismissed his claim in January 2025 and an appeal was refused in March
Bitcoin: Why defending $59K could be BTC’s biggest test yet
Bitcoin has bounced off a key level, but it doesn’t confirm a bottom...
Bitcoin miners are quietly becoming the backbone of the AI boom
Here’s a number that should reframe how you think about Bitcoin mining: AI data centers can generate roughly $25 per kilowatt-hour in revenue. Bitcoin mining pulls in about $1. That’s a 25x revenue gap that explains why some of the biggest names in crypto mining are sprinting toward artificial intelligence workloads. Listed Bitcoin miners are
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Swiss voters decide on proposal to cap population at 10 million
Geneva: Voters in Switzerland are casting ballots on a proposal to cap the country’s population at 10 million, in a closely watched referendum driven by the right-wing Swiss People’s Party.The initiative, described as the “sustainability initiative,” aims to limit population growth by requiring the government to take measures to ensure the population does not exceed