It’s Now Harder to Mine Bitcoin Than Ever
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- Published: Thursday, 27 June 2019 14:41

Bitcoin mining has become more competitive than ever.
Bitcoin mining has become more competitive than ever.
Allowing Facebook to mint its own coin, the Libra, would turn it into the greatest anti-competitive trust case in history.
Popular cryptocurrency figure Trace Mayer believes that Bitcoin’s recent price gains may have peaked, at least in the medium term.
To understand how early investors in Facebook’s new Libra blockchain will make money over time, it helps to dig into a new lottery going live on ethereum mainnet Monday.
The red hot bitcoin price rally isn’t showing any signs of stopping. The flagship cryptocurrency has touched the $11,000 mark once again and there’s ever-growing chorus that it will keep flying higher.
On major crypto exchanges in the likes of Bitstamp and Coinbase, the bitcoin price has achieved a new 2019 high at $10,915 in an overnight rally.
Since June 10, bitcoin has been on a strong upside movement supplemented with large volume across major crypto markets.
Bitcoin is up more than 151 percent against the U.S. dollar year-to-date at $9,300, surpassing most assets and stock indices in the likes of Nasdaq 100 and S&P 500 with ease in six-month performance.
Bitcoin smashed through the $9K barrier over the weekend and all the indicators are looking good for the bull run to continue. How will it be different this time around?