Over the last week, the flow of miners entering exchanges was at its peak since January, which is a sign that they are seeking to sell the mined BTC. The drop in the price of bitcoin is putting a strain on the profitability of BTC miners, forcing many of them to trade their BTCs as soon as they are mined to cover transaction costs.
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Friday, June 3rd. As the week comes to an end, we can focus on the highlights of the crypto industry over the past few days.
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Numerous cryptocurrencies and tokens appear every day. Some of them are of a practical nature, which means they perform some sort of function. Others, on the contrary, have a purely entertainment purpose and may be in demand only due to the strong buzz around the project. RevenueBot has highlighted a few coins to watch out for.
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Among the key problems of the crypto mining industry is the overheating caused by the computing equipment. There is now so much excess heat from mining farms that it warms up the atmosphere, adversely affecting the climate. As a result, miners have to invest huge sums of money to cool their equipment and farms. Yet it is possible to use the heat generated to warm homes and greenhouses, as well as for production and agriculture. Thus, the segment takes another step towards fully “green” mining of crypto.
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“What about this Pairs trade?” is a new format of introductory articles created by RevenueBot. Every week we will be providing you with updates on a new trading pair that has reached the top, according to the transactions completed through the platform. In addition to providing information about the token, we will also check the trading pair in a bot simulation and see how much of a profit the trader could have made on it, over a period covering the past 60 days.
Crypto whales, who own more than $1 million worth of BTC, have been selling their bitcoin holdings since May 5, causing BTC prices to plummet from $40,000 to $30,000. The good news is that last week, apparently, asset sales started to decline. It means that the sales pressure from these whales is coming to an end.
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Friday, 27th of May. As the week comes to an end, we can focus on the highlights of the crypto industry over the past few days.
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Numerous cryptocurrencies and tokens appear every day. Some of them are of a practical nature, which means they perform some sort of function. Others, on the contrary, have a purely entertainment purpose and may be in demand only due to the strong buzz around the project. RevenueBot has highlighted a few coins to watch out for.
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Nearly 75% of investors in Latin America and Asia aspire to invest more in cryptocurrencies. That is what the findings of Toluna’s March survey suggest. Yet 32% of respondents fully trust digital assets. To compare, the figure in the U.S. and the EU is about 14%. Against this background, we have set out to analyze how crypto can help the economies of developing countries create new work opportunities, as well as become an essential tool in the battle against inflation, corruption, and poverty.
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Last week, delegates from 44 countries met at a 3-day conference on financial inclusion at Bitcoin Beach in El Salvador to discuss the first-ever crypto. Ostensibly, it turned out that BTC was well received by the people present, including representatives from Paraguay, Ghana, and Egypt. The LUNA collapse didn’t excite all investors, some saw the drop as an opportunity to restock. Among them were crypto-funds.
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