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- Citi plans to launch bitcoin custody for institutional clients later this year(Ramin Talaie/Corbis via Getty Images) Citi plans to launch bitcoin custody later this year, allowing institutional clients to hold BTC alongside traditional assets. The service will be part of Citi’s new Custody+ platform, which combines custody, settlement and other services for large investors. The move could make it easier for institutions to hold bitcoin through a major bank instead of relying on a separate crypto custodian. Citigroup plans to begin offering bitcoin custody later this year,
- Crypto’s easy-money era is ending in a wave of failuresCrypto’s easy-money era is ending in a wave of failures. (Unsplash) Crypto’s wave of closures is exposing projects that raised too much money at unrealistic valuations without building sustainable revenue, Kirkley said. Token-based governance and fundraising incentives compounded the problem by making it harder for projects to pivot and rewarding overly optimistic narratives. The shakeout comes as bitcoin approaches a potentially critical support zone, but Kirkley says governments are increasing
- Cash App's crypto support expands beyond bitcoin and USDC via MoonPayJack Dorsey, co-founder and CEO of Block (CoinDesk) Cash App is expanding its cryptocurrency offerings beyond bitcoin and USDC through crypto payments platform MoonPay. Through MoonPay, Cash App customers will be able to purchase tokens such as ether, solana, XRP and USDT and fund popular wallets including Ledger, BitPay, Trust Wallet, MetaMask and Uniswap. Cash App’s crypto offering has historically been restricted to bitcoin, until it added support for USDC earlier this year. Cash App’s crypto
- Visa looking for new stablecoin settlement partner after BVNK sale to MastercardVisa offices. (Media/Visa) Visa is looking for a settlement and over-the-counter (OTC) partner with cryptocurrency exchange licenses in the U.S., Canada, UK and Singapore. The prospective partner will also handle settlement for the newly introduced Open USD stablecoin project, which plans to support multiple stablecoins. Visa is looking for a new stablecoin settlement partner with licensing capabilities across multiple regions, according to documents seen by CoinDesk. This would fill the role pr
- Ethereum’s next upgrade breaks the '21,000 gas' rule wallets rely onEthereum’s next upgrade breaks the '21,000 gas' rule wallets rely on. (Unsplash) Ethereum’s next major upgrade, Glamsterdam, will end the long-standing rule that every basic ether (ETH) transfer costs a flat 21,000 units of gas. Under the change, sending ETH to an existing account will still cost 21,000 gas, but transfers to never-before-used addresses will incur an additional 183,600 units of new “state gas.” Ethereum developers are warning wallet providers and blockchain services to update any
- The 'crack' in the energy market is wider than ever. Bitcoin might feel it.Harvesting season drives up demand for diesel. (aboutmoments33/Shutterstock) This is an excerpt from CoinDesk newsletter 'Daybook.' Sign up here , if you haven't already. On Monday, CoinDesk reported that Goldman Sachs was downplaying the chance of the Federal Reserve raising interest rates in September, citing slower inflation and echoing dovish expectations among traders, a potential tailwind for bitcoin BTC $ 64,301.96 . New data is muddying that outlook. The first detail is the difference be
- South Korea joins more than 30 jurisdictions restricting Polymarket accessSouth Korea has restricted access to Polymarket over gambling concerns South Korea has blocked local access to the prediction market Polymarket, citing violations of the country’s Criminal and National Sports Promotion Acts. Regulators rejected Polymarket's defense regarding its P2P nature, arguing the platform manages market rules and facilitates crypto-based gambling activity. The decision aligns South Korea with over 30 other jurisdictions, including France and Spain, that have restricted the
- Bitcoin pauses at $64,000 as rising yields, oil drag equities lowerBitcoin price (CoinDesk) Bitcoin is retracing Monday's rally from $62,600 to $64,600, tracking a pullback in Nasdaq 100 futures driven by rising bond yields and oil prices. Brent crude rose back to $94 a barrel after a 60-day U.S.-Iran ceasefire expired Monday without a deal, adding to inflation uncertainty ahead of Wednesday's Fed minutes. The Federal Reserve releases minutes from its July 28-29 FOMC meeting on Wednesday, the same day President Trump is expected to meet crypto industry executiv
- Bitcoin scores a rare win over S&P 500 with 2.6% rise versus 0.5% fallBTC outperformed U.S. stocks Monday. Bitcoin rose by 2.6% to above $64,000 on Monday, its best daily performance in over a month, while the S&P 500 fell 0.52%. The move marked a rare recent instance of bitcoin decisively outperforming and moving opposite to U.S. stocks, after trailing the S&P 500 on about two-thirds of trading days over the past three months. Bitcoin BTC $ 64,130.46 scored a rare achievement on Monday by outperforming the S&P 500. The largest cryptocurrency rose 2.6% to over $64
- Live updates: Bitcoin holds $64,000 as surging yields and oil drain risk appetitenull Disclosure & Polices : CoinDesk is an award-winning media outlet that covers the cryptocurrency industry. Its journalists abide by a strict set of editorial policies . CoinDesk has adopted a set of principles aimed at ensuring the integrity, editorial independence and freedom from bias of its publications. CoinDesk is part of Bullish (NYSE:BLSH), an institutionally focused global digital asset platform that provides market infrastructure and information services. Bullish owns and invests in
- The bitcoin price level where leveraged bulls could get whackedKey level where BTC longs face liquidation risk. (Rafael Minguet Delgado/Pexels) $57,000 is the key liquidation level for bitcoin’s leveraged longs. Thin liquidity could amplify any liquidation-driven sell-off. Despite the downside risks, BTC’s resilience and a potential inverse head-and-shoulders pattern keep the bullish case alive. For bitcoin BTC $ 64,373.66 traders holding bullish futures bets, $57,000 is the key level, not because it counts as key support from where the market turned higher
- XRP slips below $1 even as a Korean regional bank adopts Ripple PaymentsXRP slips below $1 even as Korean regional bank adopts Ripple Payments. (Daniel Bernard/Unsplash) XRP fell below $1 and is the weakest major token over the past day and week, even as Ripple expands its institutional partnerships. Ripple’s new deal with South Korea’s Jeonbuk Bank brings near real-time cross-border payments to regional business customers but does not clarify which stablecoin powers the transfers. Ripple’s push of its RLUSD stablecoin as the main settlement asset helps explain why
- Monad, an Ethereum rival, offered early investors up to $60 million to cash out. Almost all said noMonad, an Ethereum rival, offered early investors up to $60 million to cash out. Shutterstock) The Monad Foundation completed a program offering to buy locked MON tokens from select early investors at a discount, but says few chose to sell. Any MON tokens repurchased in the program will remain locked on their original vesting schedule, meaning the buyback does not accelerate tokens coming onto the market. MON’s price has lagged despite rapid growth in Monad’s decentralized finance activity, and
- Bitcoin climbs above $64,000 while most majors slipBitcoin climbs above $64,000 while most majors slip. (Asa E K/Unsplash) Bitcoin climbed above $64,000 and was the only major cryptocurrency with a notable daily gain, while most other large tokens slipped or were flat. Analysts said bitcoin remains stuck between $62,000 and $65,000 and below key moving averages, leaving sellers in control of medium- and long-term trends. Publicly listed bitcoin miners have cut computing power by 21 percent over three quarters as they shift capacity to AI, even a
- Bitcoin climbs above $64,000 while most majors slipBitcoin climbs above $64,000 while most majors slip. (Asa E K/Unsplash) Bitcoin climbed above $64,000 and was the only major cryptocurrency with a notable daily gain, while most other large tokens slipped or were flat. Analysts said bitcoin remains stuck between $62,000 and $65,000 and below key moving averages, leaving sellers in control of medium- and long-term trends. Publicly listed bitcoin miners have cut computing power by 21 percent over three quarters as they shift capacity to AI, even a
- Kraken parent Payward joins Anthropic’s Project Glasswing for AI security pushKraken parent Payward joins Anthropic’s Project Glasswing for AI security push. (CoinDesk) Kraken parent Payward has joined Anthropic’s Project Glasswing and gained access to Claude Mythos 5, its frontier AI model for finding and fixing software vulnerabilities. Payward plans to deploy the model across its environments to identify security flaws before they can be exploited. The company said vulnerabilities found in third-party open-source software will be disclosed to project maintainers, poten
- Saylor says share buyback isn’t priority as Strategy builds $4.8 billion cash reserveMSTR has fallen about 38% this year amid bitcoin’s decline, though the shares gained about 5% Monday as Saylor left the door open to future buybacks. Strategy plans to maintain larger cash reserves and could sell bitcoin when needed as it works to support STRC and its dividend payments. Saylor said Strategy wants STRC to remain near its $100 issue price, while MSTR investors should have a time horizon of at least four years. It’s not a priority, said Executive Chairman Michael Saylor, but Strate
- BitMart founder dismisses calls for audit as users report blocked funds, unpaid employeesThe BitMart Chinese-language X account was hacked, according to founder Sheldon Lee. (Sebastiaan Stam/Unsplash) BitMart founder Sheldon Lee dismissed as “fabricated rumors” an X post alleging that customers cannot withdraw funds and some employees have not been paid their July salaries, saying the exchange’s Chinese-language account was hacked. Users and critics, including onchain investigator ZachXBT, are demanding that BitMart restore withdrawals or submit to independent third-party audits, as
- Compound bets $52 million, new leadership team in switch to institutional focusCompound Finance has placed a $52 million bet and leadership renewal on its pivot to institutional DeFi. (Miguel Parera/Unsplash) Compound Finance overhauled its leadership and approved a record $52 million budget as it seeks to revive growth after its total value locked fell to $1.2 billion from a $12 billion peak in 2021. The protocol is pivoting toward institutional clients by developing real-world asset offerings, partner integrations and credit infrastructure designed to meet traditional fi
- U.S. Treasury Department proposes GENIUS Act stablecoin ruleThe U.S. Treasury Department has made a significant proposal in the implementation of the GENIUS Act for stablecoin issuers. (Jesse Hamilton/CoinDesk) The first major proposal to implement the GENIUS Act has emerged from the Treasury Department, marking a significant milestone in the process to put U.S. stablecoin regulations in place. The administration — including banking and markets regulators — are well past the one-year deadline set out in the law, which expired last month, but the regulato
- The Coldcard hack proves reputation is not a security modelAttackers have now drained nearly $114 million in bitcoin from more than 709 addresses , exploiting a Coldcard firmware flaw that generated wallet seeds with a fraction of their promised randomness. The first sweep emptied roughly 500 wallets in 25 minutes . The bug entered the codebase in March 2021 and sat in public, open-source view for more than five years. Plenty of people are explaining what happened. The harder question is why nobody caught it, and the answer implicates far more than one
- Tom Lee's Bitmine now owns 4.8% of Ethereum supply after latest ETH purchaseBitmine bought another 9,926 ETH last week, bringing its holdings to 5.815 million ETH worth about $11 billion. The Tom Lee-led company now owns about 4.8% of Ethereum’s total supply, nearing its stated goal of 5%. Lee expects tokenization, AI-agent applications and easing financial conditions to support demand for Ethereum and the broader crypto market. Ethereum treasury company Bitmine Immersion added more of the token to its balance sheet, bringing its total holdings up to 5.815 million token
- How a bug in Coldcard’s code went unnoticed for years, leading to $100 million in hacked fundsJonathan Goodman followed the rules for keeping his bitcoin safe. The hardware wallet holding his keys, a Coldcard, had never been connected to the internet. He kept it stored in a safe deposit box. The seed phrase, which he’d never shared with anyone, was stored in a second safe deposit box. But on July 29, Goodman said, every wallet he had was emptied, every last satoshi stolen. The Toronto entrepreneur reported losing 18.25 bitcoin, worth just over $1.17 million at the time of the attack. “Pe
- No change in bitcoin holdings as Strategy boosted dollar reserve, bought back more STRC last weekStrategy sold 3.46 million MSTR shares for $333.7 million, using the proceeds to repurchase $132.2 million of STRC, fund $52.4 million of dividends and add $150 million to its USD reserve. The company made no bitcoin purchases or sales, leaving its holdings at 840,447 BTC, while its $4.8 billion USD reserve now covers 2.8 years of obligations. Bitcoin treasury firm Strategy (MSTR) raised $333.7 million last week through the sale of 3.46 million shares of common stock, according to a Monday filin
- Ethereum’s next big upgrade has 66 proposals, including a major privacy fixEthereum’s next big upgrade has 66 proposals, including a major privacy fix. (Unsplash) Ethereum developers are weighing whether to include Frame Transactions in the 2027 Hegotá upgrade, a change that would let users customize how transactions are approved, executed and paid for. Together with two related proposals, Keyed Nonces and EIP-8272, Frame Transactions aims to reduce the outside infrastructure needed for private payments on the blockchain, while leaving ordinary ether (ETH) transfers as
- Israel’s largest crypto broker Bits of Gold hit by data breach affecting 200,000 customersHackers have carried out data breaches affecting three crypto industry firms and over 230,000 users within the last week. (Kevin Horvat on Unsplash) Cryptocurrency broker Bits of Gold said hackers accessed personal data for about 200,000 customers via a breach at a third-party data analytics provider. The stolen information includes names, national ID numbers, emails, phone numbers, IP addresses, bank account details and public wallet addresses, but not funds, passwords, private keys or scanned
- Bitcoin options remain expensive despite summer calm. Here's why it mattersBTC Implied Volatility (TradingView) Bitcoin’s 30-day implied volatility of 36.35% is about two-thirds higher than realized volatility of 21.80%. Glassnode data show the one-week implied-versus-realized volatility gap is near a one-year high, favoring options sellers while btc remains range-bound. Bitcoin's BTC $ 63,521.72 price has been eerily calm for weeks, locked in a narrow range below $65,000. Options, or derivative contracts offering insurance against wild price swings, should be cheap in
- Bitcoin's biggest holders, Strategy and Metaplanet, are betting on math, not priceStrategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor (CoinDesk) This is an excerpt from CoinDesk newsletter 'Daybook.' Sign up here , if you haven't already. Bitcoin BTC $ 63,521.72 continues to trade in a narrow price band, and two of its biggest corporate believers aren't blinking. Simon Gerovich, CEO of Metaplanet, and Michael Saylor, executive chairman of Strategy, two of the cryptocurrency’s biggest corporate holders, have doubled down on their argument that BTC’s maximum issuance of 21 million coins
- Bitpanda fined 70,000 euros in Austria’s first published MiCA enforcement caseBitpanda was fined over a white paper submitted early last year (Bitpanda) Austria’s FMA fined Bitpanda 70,000 euros for MiCA breaches, marking the regulator's first penalty under the EU’s new crypto asset rules. The fine stems from Bitpanda failing to submit a mandatory white paper 20 days before publication and omitting required disclosures in marketing materials. Bitpanda characterized the violations as "timing and formal specifications" and has since corrected the issues following a "consens
- Bitcoin tracks equity bounce, but $390 million ETF outflow week keeps bulls on back footBitcoin price (CoinDesk data) U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs recorded four days of outflows last week, shedding a net $390 million, their largest weekly withdrawal in six weeks. Solana ETFs bucked the trend with their strongest weekly inflows since May. Galaxy Digital's head of research, Alex Thorn, cut his odds on the Clarity Act becoming law in 2026 to roughly 10%, down from 75% in May. Bitcoin has rising 0.77% since midnight UTC, while Nasdaq 100 index futures have gained 0.5% to their highest level
- Binance handed user data to Russia that led to a Ukrainian donor's arrestBinance reportedly gave client data to Russian authorities Binance allegedly shared customer data with Russia, enabling charges against an IT specialist for donating to Ukrainian groups. Yuri Belenkiy was detained in 2025 after Binance provided his personal details, including passport info and address, to Russian investigators. Binance says it cooperates with lawful requests, despite exiting the Russian market in 2023 to improve its compliance strategy. Binance gave Russian authorities customer
- Binance handed user data to Russia that led to a Ukrainian donor's arrestBinance reportedly gave client data to Russian authorities Binance allegedly shared customer data with Russia, enabling charges against an IT specialist for donating to Ukrainian groups. Yuri Belenkiy was detained in 2025 after Binance provided his personal details, including passport info and address, to Russian investigators. Binance says it cooperates with lawful requests, despite exiting the Russian market in 2023 to improve its compliance strategy. Binance gave Russian authorities customer
- Coinbase-Circle USDC collaboration, FOMC minutes, oil price: Crypto Week AheadCircle's relationship with Coinbase is in the spotlight this week. (Nikhilesh De/CoinDesk) Crypto Week Ahead is a comprehensive list of what's coming up in the world of cryptocurrencies and blockchain, as well as the major macroeconomic events that will influence digital asset markets. The Federal Reserve's struggle to manage a soft landing, where inflation falls without triggering a recession or a sharp rise in unemployment, will influence markets this week, with Wednesday's FOMC minutes offeri
- Coinbase-Circle USDC collaboration, FOMC minutes, oil price: Crypto Week AheadCircle's relationship with Coinbase is in the spotlight this week. (Nikhilesh De/CoinDesk) Crypto Week Ahead is a comprehensive list of what's coming up in the world of cryptocurrencies and blockchain, as well as the major macroeconomic events that will influence digital asset markets. The Federal Reserve's struggle to manage a soft landing, where inflation falls without triggering a recession or a sharp rise in unemployment, will influence markets this week, with Wednesday's FOMC minutes offeri
- Live updates: Bitcoin flat near $63,500; lapsing US-Iran ceasefire revives the oil threatnull Disclosure & Polices : CoinDesk is an award-winning media outlet that covers the cryptocurrency industry. Its journalists abide by a strict set of editorial policies . CoinDesk has adopted a set of principles aimed at ensuring the integrity, editorial independence and freedom from bias of its publications. CoinDesk is part of Bullish (NYSE:BLSH), an institutionally focused global digital asset platform that provides market infrastructure and information services. Bullish owns and invests in
- Live updates: Bitcoin flat near $63,500, but the flows have quietly turnednull Disclosure & Polices : CoinDesk is an award-winning media outlet that covers the cryptocurrency industry. Its journalists abide by a strict set of editorial policies . CoinDesk has adopted a set of principles aimed at ensuring the integrity, editorial independence and freedom from bias of its publications. CoinDesk is part of Bullish (NYSE:BLSH), an institutionally focused global digital asset platform that provides market infrastructure and information services. Bullish owns and invests in
- September Fed interest-rate increase is 'very unlikely,' Goldman Sachs saysGoldman calls September Fed rate hike "very unlikely." (Ramin Talaie/Getty Images) Goldman Sachs said a September Federal Reserve interest-rate increase is “very unlikely.” The bank’s chief economist, Jan Hatzius, said inflation is likely to keep improving, and current market expectations for the federal funds target rate remain too hawkish. Bitcoin is trading around $63,600, up about 1% today. "Very unlikely." That's how Goldman Sachs described the chances of a September Federal Reserve interes
- The bitcoin futures market looks like a crowded club with a tiny exit – and it could cause painBTC futures market looks like a crowded club with a tiny exit. (Jamie Kimball/Pexels) BTC’s futures open interest stands at roughly $48 billion as of this writing. At the same time, trading volume tallies just $25 billion. The mismatch between the two suggests the “exit door” for traders is narrowing and could breed volatility. The crypto futures market is increasingly looking like a crowded public club with a tiny exit door, setting the stage for a potential liquidity trap and wild price swings
- XRP traders bet on a rebound as price slips to $1 and bearish chatter surgesXRP traders bet on a rebound as price slips to $1 and bearish chatter surges. (Jakub Żerdzicki/Unsplash) XRP is hovering around $1 as futures open interest and trading volumes climb, with Binance and OKX traders heavily skewed toward leveraged long positions. Social-media sentiment toward XRP has turned the most negative in three months even as futures positioning nears levels last seen when the token traded several times higher. Network activity is picking up, with nearly 50,000 active addresse
- Bitcoin tops $64,000 in Asia morning hours as HYPE jumps 8% on the weekBitcoin price. (CoinDesk Data) Bitcoin hovered around $63,300 in Asian trading, little changed on the day and lower on the week, as cryptocurrencies stayed stuck in a tight range despite a softer dollar and reduced expectations for Federal Reserve rate hikes. Hyperliquid’s HYPE token was the standout performer, gaining more than 3 percent on the day and nearly 9 percent over the week, while other major tokens such as ether, solana and XRP saw modest moves and mostly weekly declines. Analysts say
- The SEC meeting that wasn't: State of CryptoU.S. Capitol building in Washington (Jesse Hamilton/CoinDesk) The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission abruptly canceled a planned meeting last Friday where it was supposed to advance its Reg Crypto rulemaking and — separately — unveil its repeatedly delayed innovation exemption. The pause appears to be due to the Clarity Act. You’re reading State of Crypto, a CoinDesk newsletter looking at the intersection of cryptocurrency and government. Click here to sign up for future editions. Everythin
- Crypto investors are looking past market-cap rankings and back to fundamentalsCoinMarketCap table showing top cryptocurrencies by market capitalization Investors are starting to assess each token’s market opportunity, adoption and value capture rather than its market-cap rank, crypto executives told CoinDesk. Wealth managers entering crypto care little about CoinMarketCap rankings and instead examine individual projects, they said. Hyperliquid is an early example, with investors valuing HYPE against the platform’s activity and economics. Crypto investors are increasingly
- Crypto wallet SafePal reveals a data breach exposing nearly 40,000 customers' order infoSafepal reveals data breach. (Markus Spiske/Unsplash) SafePal disclosed a security breach that exposed the names, physical addresses and contact details of 39,798 customers who placed orders between March 2, 2025, and April 11, 2026. The company said no cryptocurrency funds, seed phrases, private keys, bank details or government IDs were compromised, but warned that exposed users face heightened phishing and impersonation risks. SafePal has taken several steps to address the situation. Crypto ha
- MiCA's cleanup is creating a new scam wave across the European UnionHundreds of crypto exchanges notified millions of users they were shutting down on July 1 in the EU, an opportunity scammers turned into "hunting season". (Boitumelo/Unsplash) The European Union’s (EU) crypto clean-up has handed scammers a weapon. When the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulations’ ramework came into full force on July 1 , more than 1,700 unlicensed crypto platforms were required to stop serving EU customers and direct them to licensed alternatives. Only 323 companies held a v
- The stablecoin yield clash that won't go away has banks, crypto battling over traditionJPMorgan Chase & Co. and others have waged a public campaign against aspects of the crypto Clarity Act they argue are a threat to U.S. banking. (Getty Images) The crypto industry thought it left the debate settled over whether it would be allowed to offer rewards to people using stablecoins, but banking lobbyists came back to undermine an earlier compromise effort, leaving the Clarity Act on shaky ground. The question at the heart of the banks’ argument, that depositors will run to stablecoins i
- The 'long bitcoin, short the bankers' era is officially over as TradFi giants embrace digital assetsBanks are now embracing crypto Two firms managing over $1 trillion approved crypto products, signaling that large institutions are expanding access despite bear market conditions. The "long bitcoin, short the bankers" era is over, as banks shift from resisting digital assets to enabling their distribution through custody and trading. Financial firms are partnering with specialists to build infrastructure, blurring lines between traditional and decentralized finance into a unified sector. A pair
- Robot maker Unitree is going public. Hyperliquid traders see 4x upside from IPO priceUnitree robot at the company's store during its opening at the JD.com Inc. Shuangjing shopping center. (Fred Lee/Getty Images) Hyperliquid traders are pricing Unitree near $93 a share, more than four times its $22.37 Shanghai IPO price. Pre-IPO perpetuals let traders speculate on a company's eventual market price without owning its shares. The premium creates a potentially volatile convergence when Unitree starts trading on the stock market, with leveraged positions vulnerable to liquidation, Al
- Robot maker Unitree is going public. Hyperliquid traders see 4x upside from IPO priceUnitree robot at the company's store during its opening at the JD.com Inc. Shuangjing shopping center. (Fred Lee/Getty Images) Hyperliquid traders are pricing Unitree near $93 a share, more than four times its $22.37 Shanghai IPO price. Pre-IPO perpetuals let traders speculate on a company's eventual market price without owning its shares. The premium creates a potentially volatile convergence when Unitree starts trading on the stock market, with leveraged positions vulnerable to liquidation, Al
- Swiss mega-bank UBS ramps up its Bitcoin exposure with a massive 24-fold surge in ETF call optionsUBS boosted its quarterly call option exposure for BlackRock's IBIT by over 24-fold, reaching 1.95 million underlying shares as of June 30. Direct holdings of IBIT also rose 12% to 407,890 shares, while put option exposure dropped roughly 53% to 143,300 underlying shares during the quarter. The filing doesn't clarify if the increase stems from client initiatives, dealer hedging, market-making, or proprietary exposure, and lacks strike prices. Banking giant UBS, with over $7 trillion in assets un
- Why the world’s second-largest Bitcoin mining power is shutting down rigs in its capital cityThe Kremlin in Moscow (Artem Beliaikin/Unsplash) Moscow and parts of Kursk banned crypto mining and pool participation through Dec. 31, 2032, under government decree No. 936 to preserve power grid stability. The Energy Ministry enacted the year-round restriction to mitigate power-capacity shortages as energy-intensive mining facilities continue to strain regional grids. This decision follows Russia's legalization of registered mining in 2024 and subsequent bans in 10 other regions due to rising
- Why the world’s second-largest Bitcoin mining power is shutting down rigs in its capital cityThe Kremlin in Moscow (Artem Beliaikin/Unsplash) Moscow and parts of Kursk banned crypto mining and pool participation through Dec. 31, 2032, under government decree No. 936 to preserve power grid stability. The Energy Ministry enacted the year-round restriction to mitigate power-capacity shortages as energy-intensive mining facilities continue to strain regional grids. This decision follows Russia's legalization of registered mining in 2024 and subsequent bans in 10 other regions due to rising
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