AntPool’s Refunding Users for 83-BTC Transaction Fee Error
The cryptocurrency mining network AntPool said that it would reimburse the 83 Bitcoin transaction cost.
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Latest firstAdam Sullivan becomes Core Scientific CEO as Miner Navigates Restructuring Process
Key Takeaways In a move to steer the company back on track, Core Scientific has announced the appointment of Adam Sullivan as its new CEO, replacing co-founder Mike Levitt in the role. The decision comes as the bitcoin mining giant…
Evertas Expands Crypto Insurance: Mining Coverage Added and Limits Raised
Evertas will add more mining insurance and raise coverage limits to $420 million per policy.
U.S. Congress revokes 30% Crypto Mining Tax in Debt Ceiling Deal
The US government has decided against imposing a tax on bitcoin miners for the electricity they use
SEC Extends Probe into Marathon Digital Holdings with New Subpoena
The SEC issued a second subpoena to Marathon Digital Holdings concerning its inquiry into a data center in Montana.
Layer1 CEO files lawsuit accusing co-founder of operating it as his ‘personal fiefdom’
The plaintiffs contend that Dolic and Ebel started engaging in illegal business practices as soon as Enigma, their parent firm, lost control of its corporate governance.
Subsidiary of Bit Mining reports a $3 million cyberattack
According to BTC.com, the seventh-largest Bitcoin mining pool, the recent $3 million hack had no impact on customer fund services.
BTC Miner Core Scientific faces cash crunch, lost $1.7 Billion in 2022
The Miner suffered a net loss of $862 million in the second quarter, followed by a net loss of $434.8 million over the third quarter.
BTC Miner Iris Energy Cut its Mining Hardware After $108 Mln Loan Default
Iris states its mining capacity remains at 2.4 EH/s which includes 1.1 EH/s of hardware in operation and around1.4 EH/s of rigs in transit or pending deployment.
Exxon Weighs Taking Gas-to-Bitcoin Pilot to Four Countries
Exxon Mobil Corp. is running a pilot program that uses excess natural gas that would otherwise be burned off from North Dakota oil wells to power cryptocurrency mining operations. It is considering doing the same at other locations around the…
