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The renewable-energy-powered miner laid out a sliding scale of profitability that gets very interesting at current Bitcoin price levels

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Ethereum has evolved from a cryptocurrency network into a programmable blockchain infrastructure layer used for decentralized finance, stablecoin settlement, tokenization, and blockchain-based applications. Rather than functioning only as a digital asset, Ethereum provides a base layer on which developers can deploy smart contracts, issue tokens, settle onchain transactions and build applications that run without a…

Washington sees stablecoins as extending dollar power; Beijing sees them as a threat to capital controls. Both may be missing that stablecoins are increasingly beyond either government’s reach.

The House Subcommittee on Digital Assets, Financial Technology, and Artificial Intelligence held a field hearingin New York to examine the Clarity Act, which would replace regulatory enforcement with clear statutory rules for digital assets. The hearing on  Friday, July 17, underscored industry consensus that ambiguity between the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has stalled innovation and driven capital offshore.

Digital asset auditing is no longer a niche exercise built around exchange screenshots. A credible audit now has to prove three things: the assets exist, the entity controls them, and the related smart contracts behave the way the books say they do.

President Trump has publicly called on the Senate to pass the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, a key piece of legislation aimed at defining regulatory boundaries for cryptocurrencies in the United States. The bill, which has been long-stalled, seeks to delineate the jurisdiction between the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) and the Securities and Exchange…

The Digital Chamber has submitted an amicus brief against a New York lawsuit asking to acquire 39,069 dormant Bitcoin wallet addresses holding an estimated 3.7 million BTC. It says the case could impair the concept of digital property rights and digital self-custody.