The Latest Breaking News from Bitcoin

Terawulf utilizes 95% zero-carbon energy sources, and while it continues to focus on Bitcoin mining, it also believes diversifying revenue can help miners navigate the highly competitive environment triggered by the halving.

Bitcoin has gotten closer to $70,000 following a week of over $1 billion in inflows among U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs and exciting talks within the crypto space over this week's conference in Nashville.

The revival of the cryptocurrency market this week has reached far beyond Bitcoin.

Bitcoin mining was long under scrutiny due to environmental concerns associated with the industry, but as more studies emerge about the role the sector plays in the world's transition toward sustainable energy sources, the tides may finally be changing.

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Bitcoin has been recognized not just as a digital asset but also a movement due to the community driving engagement around the cryptocurrency, and more than 10 years since its conception, $BTC appears to have become a "political force" in the lead-up to the November elections.

Less than a week before the expected launch of spot Ethereum ETFs, the management fee and waiver offering wars are on – Grayscale, whose Bitcoin ETF was unpopular among retailers due to high fees, appears to have learned a lesson or two from BlackRock.

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One of crypto’s most influential voices is arguing that a candidate's track record of protecting freedom is the most important consideration on the ballot.

Bitcoin was trading above $65,000 Wednesday before it retreated to $64,000 as MtGox-related buzz on social media reignited fears on the activity's impact on crypto prices.

Crypto is emerging as a critical issue in the lead-up to the November elections, and this notion was cemented further in a survey by Elastos that asked respondents who they think is the most crypto-aware candidate.