In the span of just a few years, Bitcoin has stumbled out of cyberpunk subcultures and marched onto the balance sheets of the world’s most powerful institutions. Its rise hasn’t been triumphant in the way financial revolutions often are. There were no grand declarations. No banks crumbled overnight.
The Bitcoin mining industry is entering one of its most transformative phases in recent years. This shift isn’t driven by Bitcoin’s price alone, but by a fundamental change in the mining business model itself. Mining difficulty is falling, global hashrate is shifting, and major players are increasingly turning
Revenue Reaches $17.2 Billion in 2025 Despite Halved Rewards Imagine an industry where its primary reward is suddenly cut in half—yet total revenue increases compared to the previous year. Sounds impossible? That is exactly what happened to Bitcoin mining in 2025, following the fourth Bitcoin halving in April
October 8, 2025 — The Bitcoin mining industry is on a historic run. With Bitcoin (BTC) reaching an all-time high of $126,000, major mining stocks like $MARA, $RIOT, and $IREN have skyrocketed. But the real driver behind this boom isn’t just Bitcoin’s price surge. A new JPMorgan report
July 2025 is now in the rearview mirror, and what a month it’s been for Bitcoin. From a record-setting close in June to institutional reshuffling and on-chain milestones, the world’s top digital asset showed remarkable resilience while signaling a maturing marketplace. Let’s dive into the trends that
In a financial era dominated by central bank stimulus and digital disruption, one man has taken a radically different path. Michael Saylor, the visionary founder and Executive Chairman of MicroStrategy—now rebranded as Strategy—has orchestrated what may be the most audacious corporate transformation in modern times. Since 2020, Saylor
Bitcoin mining often gets a bad rap. Images of giant server farms overheating dusty deserts and guzzling fossil fuels dominate headlines. But what if the industry could be green? Cleaner. Smarter. What if, instead of harming the environment, Bitcoin mining could heat homes, balance energy grids, and support national sustainability
As the final quarter of 2025 approaches, Bitcoin stands on the edge of another historic breakout. Prices have surged past the $120,000 mark, ETF demand is setting records, and long-term holders remain unshaken. For those of us at Loka Mining, it’s clear: the terrain shifting beneath the crypto
High in the Eastern Himalayas, nestled between the geopolitical giants of India and China, the Kingdom of Bhutan is quietly scripting a digital sovereignty narrative like no other. While the world debates the environmental toll and monetary volatility of cryptocurrencies, Bhutan has embraced Bitcoin—not as a speculative gamble, but
Background In July 2025, Bitcoin’s price surged to the $117,000–$121.487 range, driven by institutional adoption—including $4.5 billion in Bitcoin ETF inflows—and supply constraints due to widespread HODLing. However, small-scale miners—individuals or small operations using ASIC rigs or joining mining pools—face immense
Bitcoin (BTC), the world’s largest cryptocurrency, continues to capture global attention with its significant price surge—reaching approximately $117,000–$118,000 in July 2025. Behind this price movement, mining activities play a critical role in determining the supply of new Bitcoin entering the market. Approximately 450 BTC are
On May 15, 2025, Nebraska passed Legislative Bill 526 (LB 526) with a unanimous 49-0 vote—a decisive move to regulate large-scale Bitcoin mining operations that consume over 1 megawatt (MW) of power. This law aims to safeguard grid stability, enforce transparency, and ensure that miners bear the cost of