BTC Drops Under $68K as Mt.Gox Sends $2.2B Bitcoin to Two Wallets

Mt. Gox was once the world’s top crypto exchange, handling over 70% of all bitcoin transactions in its early years. In early 2014, hackers attacked the exchange, resulting in the loss of an estimated 740,000 bitcoin (more than $15 billion at current prices). The hack was the biggest of the many attacks on the exchange in the years 2010-13. Source

Crypto’s Big Trump Gamble Is Risky

He stands on a stage at the Bitcoin Conference, in Nashville, and says how much he likes crypto people. He announces a Bitcoin Strategic Reserve. He promises to free Ross Ulbricht. He hands out burgers at PubKey, in NYC. He even forms his own DeFi project, World Liberty Financial, complete with an insider-y governance model (what better way to signal one’s fidelity to crypto than that?) Trump says and does all the things crypto wants to hear and he attracts millions in donations as a result. The loudmouths go to…

Bitcoin (BTC) Holdings at SMLR Grow to 1,058

The firm as of Nov. 4 holds 1,058 bitcoin, having purchased 47 BTC for $3 million since its most previous acquisition disclosure in late August. In total, Semler has spent $71 million on its bitcoin buys and those 1,058 tokens are worth roughly $71.4 million at bitcoin’s current price of $67,500. Source

Crypto Voters Are the Key to Victory in 2024

Stand With Crypto, our advocacy group, held a successful tour through five swing states — AZ, MI, NV, WI, PA — and Washington, DC, where we engaged with crypto advocates, voters, policymakers, and local crypto founders at concerts, tailgates, and crypto networking events. We also conducted voter registration at these high-turnout events — over 500,000 people have engaged with SWC’s voter registration or candidate research tools. Source

Bitcoin (BTC) Mining Startup Promises Free Money to Renewable Energy Companies

This is where bitcoin mining, Marr realized, can provide a profitable solution. If a solar plant, or a wind farm, has the ability to convert, nearly instantly, its excess electricity into bitcoin instead of selling it at a loss, renewable energy companies could significantly boost their revenue. That, in turn, would make the financing of new green energy projects more palatable, and reduce the industry’s need for government subsidies. Source