Cleanspark Achieves $162 Million in Revenue at $34,000 per Bitcoin Mining Cost
Bitcoin mining firm Cleanspark reported $162.3 million in Q4 2024 revenue, a 120% year-over-year increase. With 10,500 BTC in reserves and a mining cost of $34,000 per bitcoin, the company is expanding operations across the U.S. Cleanspark’s Bitcoin Treasury Grows to 10,500 BTC Cleanspark has announced the release of its Q4 2024 financial results, reporting […] Powered by...
FBI Warns: Valentine’s Day to Bring a Surge in Crypto Fraud—Don’t Get Trapped
The FBI warns that scammers are exploiting Valentine’s Day to lure victims into fraudulent cryptocurrency investments, using fake identities and deceptive websites to steal funds. FBI Alert: Crypto Con Artists Are Using Valentine’s Day to Lure in Victims The FBI Philadelphia Field Office is warning the public about a rising trend in crypto-related scams, particularly […] Powered by...
Coinbase Quietly Becomes a Banking Giant—Now Bigger Than Most US Banks
Coinbase is transforming into a financial giant, rivaling banks and brokerages with $420 billion in assets. CEO Brian Armstrong envisions a future where crypto dominates financial services. Coinbase Surpasses Banks, Envisions a Unified Crypto-Powered Financial System Coinbase (Nasdaq: COIN), the largest publicly traded cryptocurrency exchange in the U.S., has quietly expanded its role in the […] Powered by...
Ripple: Congress Crypto Clarity Push Is ‘100% a Big Deal’—A Shift Like Never Before
Top U.S. lawmakers have pledged to pass crypto legislation, marking an unprecedented shift toward regulatory clarity. Ripple calls it “100% a big deal” amid industry optimism. Ripple Says ‘100% a Big Deal’—Congress Makes Historic Move for Crypto Clarity U.S. lawmakers are advancing efforts to establish clear regulations for the cryptocurrency industry, following directives from President […] Powered by...
Rightsholders Target VPN Providers in French Court to Block Piracy
In recent years, French rightsholders have expanded their domestic site blocking efforts through the courts. Traditional blocking measures have been in place for years. They require ISPs to block subscribers’ access to popular pirate sites. The aim is to deter piracy by making sites more difficult to find, but these measures are only partially effective. In response to blocking orders, many ‘pirates’ resort to workarounds; third-party...
