Bitcoin has mined about 20.07 million BTC since 2009, leaving roughly 929,465 BTC yet to be mined under the 21 million cap. Due to programmed halving events every four years, mining rewards are cut in half, slowing new issuance significantly. The next halving in 2028 will reduce daily new BTC from 450 to 225, and the final BTC is expected around 2140 when block rewards reach zero. This extended timeline means the remaining supply will emerge very slowly, challenging miners to rely more on transaction fees for revenue as subsidies diminish.
Bitget is implementing compliance measures in three phases against 16 crypto platforms, including HTX and EXMO, aligning with Binance and responding to US and EU sanctions related to Iran and Russia. HTX disputes the restrictions, claiming they only ...
Former Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao (CZ) highlighted that Bitcoin's circulating supply has reached over 20.07 million out of the 21 million maximum, leaving less than 5% available. He estimates that 10-20% of all mined Bitcoin are permanently lost due ...
SpaceX shares have fallen 33% from their highest point, reflecting market volatility or investor concerns. Despite this, Elon Musk projects a massive revenue increase for the company, expecting it to grow 53-fold and reach $1 trillion by 2030. This a...
Harvard University's endowment paused its Bitcoin ETF selling in Q2 2026, maintaining 3,044,612 shares of BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) valued at $101.4 million. This marks a break after two quarters of significant reductions. The endowmen...
Bitcoin has fallen about 50% from its October 2026 peak near $126,080, now trading around $63,000. Analytical models from VanEck and on-chain data suggest early signs of a market bottom, with long-term holders facing significant unrealized losses—a t...
