Luxor Technology commits $100M to purchase MicroBT's WhatsMiner rigs, while MicroBT plans equity investment in Luxor. LuxOS firmware will support WhatsMiner units, offering enhanced power management and full-service suite for miners.
Luxor Technology commits $100M to buy MicroBT's WhatsMiner rigs, while MicroBT invests in Luxor. LuxOS firmware will support WhatsMiner miners, granting access to Luxor's full service suite, reshaping the mining ecosystem.
Luxor has expanded its partnership with MicroBT through a $100 million commitment to buy WhatsMiner mining rigs, while also adding LuxOS support and broader service access for operators using the machines.
Seven major bitcoin mining players, including Foundry, Antpool and F2Pool, joined the Stratum V2 Working Group, signaling faster adoption of a protocol that could improve miner profitability, security and transaction selection autonomy.
Seven major bitcoin mining players have joined the Stratum V2 Working Group, signaling faster industry adoption of a protocol aimed at improving miner autonomy, security, bandwidth efficiency and profitability.
Bitcoin plunged to $68,200 after Trump threatened to destroy Iran's power plants, wiping out $60 billion in total crypto market cap. Over $1 billion in leveraged liquidations occurred as extreme fear gripped markets.
Crypto markets briefly lost $60 billion after Trump threatened Iran’s power plants, sending Bitcoin from $70,100 to $68,200 and triggering over $1 billion in liquidations. Bitcoin later rebounded above $71,000 as traders reassessed geopolitical risks.
Bitcoin rebounded above $71,000 after Trump’s threat against Iran’s power plants helped erase $60 billion from the crypto market over the weekend. Despite the recovery, liquidation pressure, extreme fear, and geopolitical risks continue to dominate short-term sentiment.
