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Initially, Bitcoin (BTC) mining was an activity practiced exclusively by a handful of insiders. However, over time, more and more people began to engage in it. As the phenomenon grew, mining farms started to emerge. In this article, we will explore what these platforms are, how they operate, and why they are interesting. We will also look at how they are powered, whether they are profitable, and what their future holds.

Faced with the icy winds of inflation, Vancouver weaves a digital web: bitcoin, a bold weapon, guards treasures against the monetary storm.

The crypto market has recently been shaken by a spectacular news: the price of bitcoin has reached the equivalent of 100,000 dollars in Canada. This impressive increase, which reflects the current global bullish trend, is the result of several factors that we will explore in a moment.

Canada has just added fuel to the fire. The announcement of a 100% customs tariff on electric vehicles (EVs) imported from China, including Tesla models made in Shanghai, by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is a decisive step in the trade policy of his country. This decision comes amid rising tensions between the world's major economic powers, where each new tariff measure risks causing major upheavals in financial markets and further complicating diplomatic relations.

In the crypto industry, Asia and Africa surpass the United States in startups. Discover the reasons behind this trend.

The crypto revolution is struggling to attract Canadians. Despite the growing interest in these assets internationally, Canadians remain attached to more traditional payment methods. At least, that's what a recent survey conducted by the country's central bank reveals.

Canada launches the first Solana ETF! A major innovation for crypto investors in North America.

Switzerland and its well-tuned watches: from now on, cryptocurrencies will tick-tock with the tax authorities!

Tiff Macklem warns of systemic stress and risks of a "brutal correction" in financial markets.

A study conducted by a Canadian firm reveals that the interest of Canadian institutional investors in cryptocurrencies has seen a significant surge over the past two years. Estimated at 29% in 2021, the proportion of institutional investors exposed to cryptocurrencies in Canada has increased to 75% in 2023. The executives of the firm present the factors that justify this trend.

Influx of record and diversification of crypto assets since the beginning of the year: cryptocurrencies attract investors.

Canadians would be disappointed with cryptocurrencies. According to the latest statistics, a significant number of them have regretted their investments in this digital asset. Details !

After months of operational struggle, Bitcoin (BTC) reigns over the ecosystem stronger than ever. In the past 24 hours, the asset's valuation increased by 3.18%, surpassing the symbolic $35,000 mark. This brought delight to enthusiasts of this crypto asset. A Canadian parliamentarian, a few days ago, encouraged the public to actively engage with this cryptocurrency that continues to surprise.

In the Canadian crypto landscape, a media storm is brewing. With increasingly strict regulations and recent announcements related to online censorship, Canada stands at a crossroads. Elon Musk, the influential tech mogul, wasted no time in reacting and delivered scathing criticisms of Justin Trudeau. What is the reality of the situation in Canada? And what impact could these events have on the crypto future?