Ethereum's value relative to bitcoin (ETH/BTC) is at multi-year lows. Could this indicate an impending ethereum rally?
The bitcoin hashrate—the collective computing power used in mining bitcoin—is soaring to record highs, rising over sixfold since late 2019.
Bitcoin halvings happen approximately every four years. Historically, how have these events impacted the price of bitcoin one year, two years, and four years later?
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The most valuable Bitcoin address is worth $17.5B.
We take a deep dive on historical Bitcoin data from Coinmetrics to see what lessons the 3 previous halvings might have for the future.
Bitcoin miners worldwide use about 348 TWh of electricity per year, as much as some countries, but just where does all that power come from?
Mining bitcoin is costly. But the exact price fluctuates, depending on the location and the cost of electricity in the area.
Bitcoin mining requires significant amounts of energy, but what does this consumption look like when compared to countries and companies?
As bitcoin charges towards all-time highs, search interest is relatively low. How much attention has bitcoin's recent rally gotten?