Riot Platforms Sells $39M in Bitcoin in April to Improve Liquidity, Reduce Reliance on Equity Financing

May 06, 2025

In April, Riot Platforms sold $38.8 million worth of Bitcoin to boost liquidity, with 475 BTC sold at an average price of $81,731 per coin. The company aims to reduce reliance on equity financing and limit shareholder dilution amid tightening margins in the mining sector.

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Cosmos: The leader and potential winner in modular blockchain

The Celestia fire sparked widespread discussion about modular blockchains. In fact, modular blockchain has always been an important part of the application chain narrative and is not a new thing.

CoinVoice

Jan 12, 2024

Cosmos: The leader and potential winner in modular blockchain

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The “Digital Gold” Narrative Sells Bitcoin Short

If Bitcoin is the transformative freedom technology we believe it to be, we must fundamentally rethink how we educate and share it with the world.

Bitcoin magazine

3 days ago

The “Digital Gold” Narrative Sells Bitcoin Short

Web3.0

Storytime for crypto investors

It's more of an art than a science

Blockworks

May 09, 2025

Web3.0

Web3: Crypto's Biggest Mistake

Natural connection to existing financial applications - The most successful crypto applications (trading, lending, etc.) naturally connect to monetary innovation

CoinVoice

May 07, 2025

Opinion

Bitcoin Is Disappearing — and You’re Not Supposed to Notice

The Bitcoin you think you can buy someday? It’s vanishing. Quietly, systematically, and without fanfare.

CoinVoice

May 05, 2025

Bitcoin Is Disappearing — and You’re Not Supposed to Notice

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Ethereum’s Crossroads: Will Vitalik’s New Proposal Save It from Collapse?

Ethereum holders are no strangers to wild rides. But this cycle? It’s felt like the rollercoaster mostly goes one way: down.

CoinVoice

May 02, 2025

Ethereum’s Crossroads: Will Vitalik’s New Proposal Save It from Collapse?

Web3.0

State of BNB Chain Q1 2025

BNB Chain network revenue rose 58.1% QoQ to $70.8 million, driven by a 122.6% surge in wallet-to-wallet transaction fees. BNB’s market cap fell 14.8% in Q1 2025, ending the quarter at $86.2 billion, yet maintained the fourth position excluding stablecoins.