Explained: Why Bitcoin users don’t send transactions directly to miners
Many believe that Bitcoin users send transactions directly to miners or pool operators. However, things are a little more random than that.
Opinion: The New York Times looks to have a real problem with Bitcoin
New York Times staff have a decidedly negative take on Bitcoin mining with much of the outlet’s coverage skeptical of proof-of-work.
How major Bitcoin mining pools calculate pay-per-share
Bitcoin mining pool operators calculate payouts using pay-per-last-N-shares, full-pay-per-share, or pay-per-share plus.
Bitcoin mining industry outpaces the gains of bitcoin itself
With the price of bitcoin up 64% year-to-date, valuations for Bitcoin mining industry companies have more than doubled.
Sentiment turns from bear to bull for Bitcoin miners in 2023
Dismal sentiment from 2022 is turning slightly positive for Bitcoin miners, with all publicly traded companies rallying this year.
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Twitter user mediates resale of stolen Bored Ape NFT, incriminates self—by Cas Piancey
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Bitcoin 2023: Miami has had enough and so have we—by Protos Staff
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Andrew Tate says he doesn’t endorse shitcoins but he definitely did—by Protos Staff
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Here’s what the biggest stablecoins spent on lobbying in the US—by Protos Staff
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Failing ventures and Twitter hiatus spark Tai Lopez bankruptcy concerns—by Protos Staff
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How Jump Trading allegedly manipulated UST into collapse—by Protos Staff
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How wire fraud, not securities violations, lands crypto criminals in prison—by Protos Staff
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Explained: US House debate on cryptocurrency regulatory framework—by Protos Staff
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Pepe creator Matt Furie says he didn’t know Pepecoin existed—by Protos Staff
