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According to a JPMorgan report, Bitcoin miners with high-performance computing exposure have faced losses for three consecutive months, amidst an increase in network hashrate.
JPMorgan's report reveals that Bitcoin miners with traditional operations outperformed those utilizing high-performance computing.
JPMorgan's Kinexys now accommodates accounts in British pounds, enhancing its existing services including U.S. dollars and euros.
JPMorgan's CEO highlights the risk of a Treasury market freeze due to strict banking regulations, reminiscent of the challenges faced during the pandemic.
In March, listed bitcoin miners in the U.S. witnessed a significant decline in their market value, as highlighted by a recent JPMorgan report.
The USDC stablecoin issuer, Circle, aims to launch its public offering following a prior attempt that did not succeed.
A new report highlights the resilience of U.S.-listed miners in the Bitcoin network as hashrate continues to increase despite declining prices.
JPMorgan adjusts its price targets for bitcoin miners, upgrading IREN and downgrading Cipher Mining while maintaining cautious optimism for other stocks.
Financial markets faced significant losses as recession fears surged, led by JPMorgan's updated projections.
A recent report highlights skepticism from various U.S. states regarding the establishment of a strategic cryptocurrency reserve, referencing potential risks and volatility.
Analysis indicates a significant decrease in the market cap of publicly-listed U.S. bitcoin miners last month.
Recent analysis indicates a downturn in institutional demand within the cryptocurrency market, suggesting anticipated initiatives from Trump's administration could provide much-needed support later this year.
A report from JPMorgan reveals that U.S.-listed bitcoin miners have nearly doubled their contribution to the global hashrate over the past year.
JPMorgan's report highlights Tether's compliance struggles amid proposed U.S. stablecoin regulations.
Tether faces pressure from JPMorgan analysts to sell Bitcoin and other assets to comply with new US stablecoin regulations.
JPMorgan reports a slowdown in the growth of the crypto ecosystem even as the total market cap rises to approximately $3.4 trillion.
A recent JPMorgan report highlights that Ethereum's ether token has lagged behind Bitcoin and other altcoins due to fierce competition from alternate networks.
January saw a noted decrease in the growth of Bitcoin's network hashrate and mining difficulty, according to JPMorgan's recent analysis.
JPMorgan's report indicates that crypto venture capital funding may increase this year, driven by enhanced regulatory clarity and supportive policies, but may not return to previous high levels due to intensified competition.
A recent study highlights the remarkable performance of Bitcoin miners, showcasing a significant increase in their combined hashrate, according to JPMorgan's latest research.
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