Bitcoin on exchanges falls to a new low and may signal a major price spike
A record low amount of bitcoin on exchanges indicates a bullish trend, potentially leading to new all-time highs.
A record low amount of bitcoin on exchanges indicates a bullish trend, potentially leading to new all-time highs.
Riot acquired 1 million common shares of Bitfarms on Tuesday, representing about 0.22% of issued and outstanding Bitfarms common stock. The acquisition takes the total count of Bitfarms shares owned by Riot to about 85.3 million. Bitfarms said earlier in the day its co-founder and chair Nicolas Bonta, one of the three board members top shareholder Riot sought to replace, would leave the company immediately.
The company's fundamentals are improving notably as its user base continues to grow.
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Shelter costs were once a main driver of inflation, but that may finally be changing. Wednesday's CPI report for July will offer fresh clues.
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