The latest Cambridge Digital Mining Industry Report offers an intriguing snapshot: U.S. dominance, a breakdown of energy sources and costs, and the surprising role AI may play in mining’s next chapter. Plus, fascinating facts about Bitcoin—from its origin story to the latest network stats

Eric Trump is teaming up with Hut 8 to launch American Bitcoin Corp, a venture intended to scale quickly and mine Bitcoin cheaply.

From football and agribusiness to cloud infrastructure, AI, and global blockchain education, Tether continues its aggressive diversification, expanding its portfolio and strengthening ties with governments worldwide.

With low on-chain activity, the Bitcoin network may not be able to rely on transaction fees, which were supposed to be the main incentive for Bitcoin miners in the long term. What can replace mining incentives?

While South Korea seeks to foster innovation and public trust, Russia focuses on leveraging crypto for immediate economic and geopolitical gains. Both approaches highlight how crypto policy is deeply intertwined with national priorities and geopolitical circumstances.

The East African country has some of the cheapest energy on earth and great geopolitical relations with China.

Russia is taking the lead in developing a common financial infrastructure for the BRICS intergovernmental organization. Russia's initiatives feature distributed ledger technology.

Tether’s mining business faced legal turmoil as Swan Bitcoin accused it of stealing trade secrets. The dispute over their joint venture, 2040 Energy, escalated into a lawsuit, with Swan alleging Tether conspired to poach employees and proprietary data. Tether denies wrongdoing.