Crypto

Some public bitcoin miners are struggling, while others are prepared to leverage their financial strength to expand during the bear market. How is it going with the five biggest public miners, and what have they been up to lately?

A perfect storm of unfavorable developments hit the bitcoin mining sector in 2022. This article explains the three factors that have worked against bitcoin miners and discusses how they could develop from now on. Could 2023 be a better year?

After a prolonged bear market, the total market cap of mining stocks relative to bitcoin hasn't been lower since 2020. This article shows how this number has changed over time and discusses whether it could indicate mining stocks are undervalued.

Trading volumes for bitcoin mining stocks are at historically low levels, indicating these stocks are oversold by exhausted market participants.

One of the world’s leading crypto exchanges just went bust, leaving the entire industry in shock. This article explains the situation and discusses how it could impact the crypto market and the bitcoin mining industry going forward.

Public mining companies are among the biggest whales out there, collectively owning tens of thousands of bitcoin. This article explains why they hold so much bitcoin and discusses whether that is a good treasury strategy.

Many investors want exposure to the emerging bitcoin mining sector. These investors should understand the industry characteristics that make active management crucial when investing in bitcoin mining stocks.

Bitcoin had a choppy Q3 up 1% with prices staying range bound between $18,000 to $25,000 per coin.

Following a banner year in 2021, Bitcoin and other global markets have been punished as investors take risk off the