On September 11, 2026, two major Bitcoin mining pools, Antpool and Spiderpool, simultaneously found valid blocks at the same height, causing a brief blockchain reorganization. Antpool's block ultimately became part of the main chain, while Spiderpool's block was discarded. Such one-block reorganizations are relatively common and reflect the natural competition in block mining, with the network favoring the chain with the most accumulated work. While small reorganizations like this are normal and pose minimal security risks, deeper reorganizations seen in other cryptocurrencies like Monero and Bitcoin SV can have serious implications for transaction security.
Binance Coin (BNB) recently surged past the key $745 resistance level, marking a significant shift to a bullish long-term trend. Technical indicators like CMF, OBV, and RSI support this positive outlook, with the $700 zone now acting as support. The ...
Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP are under pressure due to rising expectations of a Federal Reserve interest rate hike at the September 15-16 meeting, with an 86.5% chance of a 25 basis point increase. This would be the Fed's first rate hike in three years...
Grayscale reports that Zcash mining rewards are about twice as high as Bitcoin's per mining rig and four times higher per unit of electricity, making Zcash mining highly profitable. This profitability has led to a 2.5-fold increase in Zcash mining ac...
The likelihood of a Federal Reserve interest rate hike on September 16 has surged to 86.5%, putting pressure on major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP. This potential rate increase is driven by rising U.S. inflation data, which has un...
Traders on Polymarket currently assign a 64% probability that Bitcoin will reach $80,000 by the end of September, while a dip to $75,000 is considered more likely at 68.5%. The market's pricing reflects real trader positioning, with lower chances for...
