Bitcoin researchers have uncovered worrying evidence suggesting that major mining pools might be operating under a single controlling entity. This challenges the core principle of decentralization in the Bitcoin network.

Switching to new industries, investing in new tech, moving to new locations, and hoarding Bitcoin are some of the strategies Bitcoin miners are using to compensate for the slash in block subsidy.

Paraguay will revisit its proposed crypto mining ban with a parliamentary debate scheduled for April 23.

With the impending Bitcoin halving set to reduce block rewards to 3.125 BTC, miners are investing heavily in new equipment and exploring low-cost regions for operations.

The use of surplus renewable energy for Bitcoin mining before grid integration could help mitigate climate change and fund the development of renewable energy projects.

A simple Bitcoin transfer turned costly as a user inadvertently paid an 83.66 BTC fee, possibly due to a misstep with the Replace-by-fee feature.

In a perfect showcase of necessity being the mother of invention, Bitcoin mining projects are placing themselves at the vanguard of sustainable energy.

Despite its prolonged economic crisis, Argentina is finding ways to prosper by using blockchain technology.