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  • Core Scientific goes bankrupt, judge agrees to transfer over $20m of equipment to exclusive energy negotiator

    The judge in Core Scientific's (CORZ) bankruptcy approved a settlement with the bitcoin miner's exclusive energy contract negotiator under which Core Scientific will transfer more than $20 million worth of electrical equipment to the supplier.
  • Bitcoin's rally is a ray of hope for miners

    Bitcoin miners are finally getting some good news thanks to the rally in cryptocurrencies this year.
  • A number of cryptocurrency mining operations have been busted in Russia

    Authorities and power utilities in various Russian regions have shut down illegal crypto mining farms, seizing hardware and taking operators to court. The action against the coin minting facilities comes amid discussions on a proposal to introduce criminal liability for miners breaking the upcoming legislation for the industry.
  • XRP passes $20 billion market cap

    The market capitalization of XRP, the controversial cryptocurrency with ties to San Francisco-based distributed ledger company Ripple, has topped $20 billion. The token gained nearly 5% over the past 24 hours alone.
  • US banks borrow $165 billion from the Fed in a week

    The successive collapse of well-established financial institutions in the U.S. managed to instill fear among depositors and investors. At the moment, companies with their toes immersed in the banking space continue to experience funding strains. As a result, they’ve started leaning on the Federal Reserve for support. According to data published by the Fed, U.S. banks have borrowed a total sum of $164.8 billion from two Federal Reserve backstop facilities over the past week.  
  • AllianceBlock intends to launch a tokenised structured product in partnership with ABO Digital

    AllianceBlock, a provider of blockchain infrastructure that bridges traditional finance (TradFi) and decentralized finance (DeFi), has partnered with digital investment firm ABO Digital to offer institutional and retail investors a lower-risk, compliant way of financially backing crypto projects through tokenization. The tie-in comes as tokenized assets continue to gain steam, with investment giant Hamilton Lane offering tokenized exposure to one of its funds earlier this year.
  • Kasper (KAS) ties with Ethereum Classic (ETC) among HiveOS miners

    Checking out the Hive OS Linux Mining OS statistics about what coins and algorithms are the most mined among the users of that mining operating systems today gives quite interesting results. Kaspa (KAS) has tied with Ethereum Classic (ETC) with each at 19% of the coins being mined, followed by Ravencoin (RVN) in third place with 9%, NEXA at 7% and ERGO (ERG) at 5%. KAS has been slowly catching up to ETC in the statistics since the beginning of the year, but now it is about to flip it and become the most mineable coin among HiveOS users (it is still actually less than half percent behind). Of course, HiveOS is not the only Linux-based mining operating system and there are users that are mining directly, still this is one of the largest in terms of users and gives a good overview and insight thanks to the statistics that it provides.
  • Circle's USDC stablecoin regains parity as regulators take action to reduce the risk of a bank run

    Circle Internet Financial’s USDC, the second-largest stablecoin by market capitalization, lost and then regained parity to the U.S. dollar after regulators took over the failed Silicon Valley Bank and guaranteed deposits, including Circle’s, to prevent a broader run on the banking industry.
  • As BTC price roars back, on-chain indicators call for a bitcoin bull market

    Bitcoin’s latest resurgence, which saw the world’s largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization hit a new nine-month high in the mid-$26,000s on Tuesday, has been accompanied by a number of key technical and on-chain indicators roaring back to health and once again send a bullish BTC signal.
  • The outlook for the US banking system has been downgraded to 'negative' following the recent bank failures

    Recent bank failures have highlighted the need for Blockchain-based cryptocurrency such as Bitcoin. redit rating agency Moody’s has recently downgraded its outlook on the entire United States banking system from “stable” to “negative.” The move comes in light of the recent failures of Silicon Valley Bank, Silvergate Bank and Signature Bank, which has prompted regulators to intervene with a rescue plan for impacted depositors and institutions. 
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