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Why Bitcoin's Halving Was a Boring Vindication
The Bitcoin Halving Event, which had numerous predictions of price drops and hashrate drops, had neither occur with both relatively constant.

Bitcoin Scaling Event Set for Third Installment in Italy
A conference series started in the wake of bitcoin's ongoing block size debate will see a third installment in 2016.

Bitcoin Industry Seeking to Bridge Scaling Divide at July Meeting
Members of the bitcoin industry, including major players in the mining space, as set to meet in California this month, sources say.

What to Expect When the Bitcoin Halving Happens
What will happen when bitcoin's mining reward declines this weekend? CoinDesk surveys market experts for their predictions.

At $400 Million a Year, Academic Argues Bitcoin Mining Worth the Cost
A recent note from the University College London’s blockchain research center explores the fair cost of bitcoin mining.

Bitfury Releases Proposal for Bitcoin Lightning Micropayments Routing
Bitfury Group, in collaboration with the open-source Lightning Network community, has released a white paper on lightning routing.

Why Blockchain Immutability is a Perpetual Motion Claim
Is immutability becoming the next overhyped blockchain buzzword? Bitcoin pundit Chris DeRose discusses in his latest op-ed.

As Bitcoin Halving Approaches, 51% Attack Question Resurfaces
Upcoming changes to how bitcoin incentivizes key participants have stoked fears a 51% attack could again become viable.

What is the 'Halving'? A Primer to Bitcoin's Big Mining Change
What is the bitcoin halving and why do many believe it's boosting bitcoin's price? Here's our introductory guide to the coming big change in bitcoin.

NFL Star Accuses Ex-Manager of Stealing $3 Million for Bitcoin Mine
A player for the Dallas Cowboys has alleged that his former business manager squandered his money on a $3m bitcoin mine.
