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Bitcoin Halving 2020
More Institutional Investors Jumping Into Bitcoin Leaves Less to Go Around, Data Shows
Institutions are buying more bitcoin per month than what's being mined, and there just isn't enough for everyone.
Market Wrap: Where Does Bitcoin Go After the Halving?
With the highly anticipated bitcoin halving reducing new mining supply, what are crypto traders thinking about upcoming market behavior?
Bitcoin News Roundup for May 11, 2020
Bitcoin's third halving, Consensus:Distributed and a pullback after the bulls make another run at $10,000. It's Markets Daily from CoinDesk.
Market Wrap: Interest in Bitcoin Rises as Prices Near $10K, but Can It Continue?
Casual investors are hearing about bitcoin more often while professionals are taking advantage of a growing derivatives market.
Most Bitcoin Buyers Are in the Money Ahead of the Halving, Data Suggests
Nearly 85% — or 25.79 million — of addresses holding bitcoin are now “in-the-money.”
Market Wrap: Bitcoin at $9.9K as Halving Chatter Increases
Bitcoin’s price keeps gaining as people increasingly talk about the halving - but the event’s potential after-effects may be considered an afterthought for many investors.
Bitcoin Mining Difficulty Nears All-Time High in Final Adjustment Before Halving
Bitcoin mining difficulty increased to 16.10 trillion (T) on Tuesday, close to the network’s all-time high of 16.55T recorded in March.
Bitcoin Halving 2020: How the World's Largest Mining Pool Is Helping Miners 'De-Risk'
F2Pool, the largest bitcoin mining pool in the world, controls 20% of the network's hashrate. F2Pool's Thomas Heller explains the economics of mining.
Bitcoin’s Halving Is Irrelevant for Some Large Traders
Bitcoin’s third halving is less than two weeks away. Some traders are less than bullish ahead of the event.
Bitcoin Halving 2020: The 'Arms Race' for Miner Efficiency Intensifies
In the lead-up to the next bitcoin halving event in May, some bitcoin miners are looking at leveraging what some describe as “surplus energy” to make operations even more cost-effective.
