Bitcoin miner reserves drop to lowest in 14 years
Miners are holding the least Bitcoin on their balance sheets since February 2010, but the fiat value of their reserves is hovering around an all-time high.
Archive context
Older archive item. Useful for background and entity history, but not a fresh market-moving signal.
Miners are holding the least Bitcoin on their balance sheets since February 2010, but the fiat value of their reserves is hovering around an all-time high.
Why this matters
This mining story adds another data point to the current market tape and is useful when read alongside nearby source coverage.
Original source
Read on CointelegraphRelated market context
SEC Examiners Set Sights on Tokenization at Clearing Agencies for Fiscal 2027
The SEC’s Division of Examinations has named tokenization among the “high-risk areas” its staff will focus on when examining clear...
Coinbase to drop this Japanese yen stablecoin years after its price crash sparked investor lawsuits
Holders who want to avoid market-rate conversion must withdraw before Monday, ahead of GMO Trust’s Nov. 11 initial direct-redempti...
Miner Weekly: Bitcoin Hashrate Shrugs off the AI Unplug, Regaining 1 ZH/s Level
Big public miners are making room for artificial intelligence (AI). Bitcoin’s hashrate is climbing anyway. This article first appe...
Bitcoin ETFs shed $635 million as BTC tests their holdings’ estimated $81,500 cost basis
US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded about $635 million in net outflows Thursday as the cryptocurrency traded near the e...
Lido Opens Higher-Balance Ethereum Validators With A Deliberately Small Start
Lido has opened a permissionless route to Ethereum validators that can hold much larger effective balances, but the first allocati...
Stablecoin deposits in DeFi hit $24B, up 560.8% in three years
The surge in DeFi stablecoin deposits highlights growing trust in decentralized finance, yet potential risks and market shifts rem...