Bitcoin miner TeraWulf is open to merger but not for ‘empire building’
Expanding the number of Bitcoin machines or facilities “makes no sense” if profitability margins don’t increase, TeraWulf’s Kerri Langlais stressed.
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Turkey Announces Plans for National Blockchain Infrastructure
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Which altcoins will survive the SEC crackdown? Bitcoin OG explains
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Rakuten, SBI, Monex Launch Japan STO Association: Official
Six major Japanese brokerage firms such as SBI Securities and Rakuten Securities officially established Japan Security Token Offering (STO) Association.The four other members of the new association include Nomura Securities, Daiwa Securities, Kabu.com Securities and Japan’s financial giant Monex, who officially announced the news on Oct. 1.Headquartered in Tokyo, Japan STO Association launches in order…

Japanese Crypto Exchange Bitpoint Suffers $32 Million Hack
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Bitcoin will hit $1.5M by 2035, says analyst who called 2024 bounce
Bitcoin network growth is set to take BTC price to seven figures within the next decade, says Timothy Peterson.