Bitcoin soared after the last halving in May 2020, and miners joined in. At the time, there weren’t many large-scale miners. This time around, though, the market is crowded with many large-scale miners, who will compete for bitcoin rewards that will be cut to 3.125 from 6.25 bitcoin. On top of that, the difficulty of mining a block has also risen to an all-time high, which will make things even tougher post-halving.
Tether Enters USDT Transaction Surveillance Partnership with Chainalysis as Regulatory Pressure Mounts
The surveillance system includes international sanctions compliance and illicit transfer detection that could be associated with activities like terrorist financing,...