Bitcoin's circulating supply has reached about 20.07 million coins, leaving roughly 929,465 BTC yet to be mined under its 21 million cap. Due to programmed halving events every four years, the block reward halves, slowing new coin issuance until it ends around 2140. This gradual reduction means the last bitcoins will be mined in small fractions, with the final total slightly under 21 million. The next halving in 2028 will further reduce rewards, challenging miners to rely more on fees, price increases, or efficiency to sustain network security.
OpenAI has released Multi-Agent v2, an upgrade allowing its GPT-5.6 Sol and Terra AI models to delegate tasks to the faster Luna model, fixing a previous compatibility issue. This update enables more efficient workflows by letting high-capacity model...
Investment advisor Ross Gerber criticized Bitcoin's practical use, arguing that gold remains easier to use in daily transactions despite Bitcoin's promises as a global payment system. He also highlighted a shift in Bitcoin mining, with miners focusin...
Bitcoin is expected to maintain a floor above $60,000, with potential to reach $1 million by 2030, driven by ongoing central bank money printing and liquidity conditions. Recent events like the Coldcard breach and BIP-110 fork test showed Bitcoin's r...
Publicly traded Bitcoin mining companies are reducing their mining capacity more quickly than the overall Bitcoin network as many shift resources toward AI and high-performance computing. This shift reflects a preference for more stable income stream...
Aave V3 now holds more than half of all tokenized gold deposits used as collateral in decentralized finance (DeFi), primarily through gold-backed tokens like PAXG and XAUT. This dominance highlights a shift toward using stable, commodity-backed asset...
