In July 2026, three major publicly traded Bitcoin miners—CleanSpark, BitFuFu, and Canaan—reported declines in Bitcoin production even as Bitcoin's price rose from about $58,500 to nearly $63,000. This drop in output is attributed to network difficulty adjustments, operational factors, and maintenance, which reduce the number of coins mined despite higher prices. CleanSpark is accumulating Bitcoin reserves, while BitFuFu is selling more than it mines, reducing its holdings significantly. The situation highlights the challenges miners face balancing production costs and market conditions amid rising Bitcoin prices.
An Amazon cargo plane operated by 21 Air overran the runway at Miami International Airport on Sept. 6, 2026, crashing into vehicles and killing at least five people while injuring five others. The Boeing 767-300, arriving from San Juan, Puerto Rico, ...
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Kamino Finance has launched a new borrowing market on the Solana blockchain that allows users to use bridged Zcash (ZEC) as collateral to borrow USDC stablecoins. This move expands Kamino's lending platform into non-native and privacy-focused assets,...
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The Invesco QQQ Trust ETF charged a steady 0.20% fee for years due to its unit investment trust structure, even as cheaper rivals emerged. This fee only decreased after shareholders approved a reclassification to an open-end fund structure at the end...
