World's largest Bitcoin miner didn’t sell any BTC in June
Marathon Digital said it aims to further strengthen its Bitcoin holdings through open-market acquisitions but may also sell to support operations in the future.
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Coinbase market share grows outside US trading hours amid Binance saga: Report
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Sonic Labs ditch algorithmic USD stablecoin for UAE dirham alternative
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3 possible reasons why Polkadot is playing second fiddle in the L1 race
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BIS report warns about front-running threat in crypto mining
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