Beers for Bitcoin: Here’s the story of Satoshi’s Place pub in the UK
Read More Cointelegraph’s Joseph Hall visited a Bitcoin-themed bar in Greater Manchester and spoke with its founder, Adam. Cointelegraph.com News
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Close to 60,000 BTC Erased From Bitcoin Treasuries in 9 Months, 4 Entities Hold More Than 100K BTC
Read More During the last two years, a number of public and private companies, exchange-traded products (ETPs), and countries have added…
Bitcoin Miner Digihost Risks Nasdaq Delisting as Stock Plunges 84% This Year
Read More By trading below $1 for a prolonged period, Houston-based Bitcoin miner Digihost violated Nasdaq’s listing compliance. Decrypt
Despite Significant Difficulty and Low BTC Price, Bitcoin’s Hashrate Continues to Climb Higher
Read More Following the largest difficulty increase the Bitcoin network has seen in 2022, the network’s hashrate has not been affected…
The Size of Bitcoin’s Distributed Ledger Nears a Half Terabyte
Read More Well over a decade ago, on January 3, 2009, the size of the Bitcoin blockchain was 0.285 kilobytes (kB)…
BTC Ownership in Canada Rises Sharply in 2021, Bank of Canada Study Shows 13% of Canadians Own Bitcoin
Read More This week researchers from the Bank of Canada published the central bank’s Financial System Review which highlights five key…
El Salvador’s Bukele Remains Popular Despite Bad Bitcoin Bets, Slumping Economy
Read More Nayib Bukele has one of the highest approval ratings among leaders in Latin America, a new survey shows. Decrypt
No Big Deal: ZEBEDEE Contributes to Bitcoin Lightning Network Open Source Development
Read More Bitcoin-centric startup ZEBEDEE announced a new initiative that contributes open source code and products to the Lightning Network space. …
El Salvador focused on bringing investment to Bitcoin City, says ambassador
Read More The El Salvador official noted that the government is looking to attract more investments to its Bitcoin City with…
Bitcoin Firm NYDIG Slashes 110 Jobs Amid Ongoing Crypto Bear Market: Report
Read More NYDIG has reportedly cut its workforce by roughly 33%, planning to explore more profitable areas of business. Decrypt