Bitcoin mining is entering a more demanding phase. According to Bitcoin.com News, Bitcoin mining difficulty rose to 136.61T on May 15, 2026, up 3.12% from the previous adjustment. At the same time, miner revenue came under pressure. Hashprice dropped from…
In Bitcoin mining hardware, ASIC chips are the core components that determine a miner’s hashrate, power consumption, and overall efficiency. For users interested in home mining, solo mining, or Bitaxe-style open-source miners, BM1373 is one of the newer chips worth…
Recently, the discussion around the CLARITY Act has brought the market’s attention back to an old but important question: what does the crypto industry really need? Is it the next bullish narrative?Is it more institutional capital entering the market?Or is…
When people first start taking Bitcoin seriously, the question they usually ask is not whether Bitcoin has value. The question is: “Am I too late?” When BTC trades at tens of thousands of dollars, people say it is too expensive.…
Asset management giant VanEck has once again expressed strong confidence in Bitcoin’s long-term future. Matthew Sigel, Head of Digital Assets Research at VanEck, recently stated that a $1 million Bitcoin within the next five years still represents their “base case”…
As quantum computing technology continues to advance at a rapid pace, the security of cryptocurrencies is facing unprecedented challenges. According to solobitaxe, scientists are warning that by around 2030, Bitcoin and Ethereum could reach what is being referred to as…
As Bitcoin mining difficulty keeps rising and hash power becomes increasingly concentrated in large mining pools, small “home miners” like Bitaxe have started to attract attention. But the key question remains: is it actually worth buying? Based on community discussions,…
Core Scientific’s plan to raise $3.3 billion through speculative-grade debt might look, at first glance, like just another financing move. But it seems to point to something deeper. A company that used to be defined by how much Bitcoin it…
Bitcoin may still be trading above its previous cycle peak, but that hasn't stopped publicly listed miners from flooding the market with coins. In the first quarter of 2026 alone, major mining firms sold more than 32,000 BTC—more than they sold in all of 2025 combined. The sell-off, driven by razor-thin profit margins, highlights a growing rift between Bitcoin's market value and the gritty economics of producing it.
Analyst Benjamin Cowen, known for tracking Bitcoin’s cyclical patterns, has updated his forecast for the market bottom. And the timeline might actually be a relief for home miners. While the crypto market grapples with short-term volatility, Cowen’s data points to…
