
Eric Trump’s American Bitcoin has pledged nearly 40% of its Bitcoin to buy mining equipment
Nearly 40% of American Bitcoin’s 8,002 BTC reserve is tied to Bitmain mining equipment agreements that could move the coins off its balance sheet.

Nearly 40% of American Bitcoin’s 8,002 BTC reserve is tied to Bitmain mining equipment agreements that could move the coins off its balance sheet.

Washington is stress-testing Bitmain, and the first failures will show up in US mining facilities, not Wall Street terminals.

As trade tensions rise, Chinese BTC rig makers expand to the US, spurring American hashrate growth.

The ASIC manufacturer's financial trouble's have hit an inflection point as it reportedly fails to meet payroll.

Only two pools were responsible for mining more than half of Bitcoin's blocks in the second half of December. We looked at Foundry and Antpool to see what's behind the mining behemoths and is Bitcoin really as centralized as it looks.

CryptoSlate's analysis of the Antminer S9 and the Antminer S17 profitability shows trouble ahead for strained miners.
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