Author: Cointelegraph By Joseph Hall

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Gas heater broke down? I’ll just heat my caravan with a Bitcoin miner

Michael Schmid first made contact with Bitcoin (BTC) in 2013; he installed Bitcoin core, mined a few BTC then bought…
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Honey, I orange-pilled the kids! BTC children’s authors on learning about money

Bitcoin is for everyone. That includes teenagers, children, toddlers and even newborns. When these kids grow up, they’ll use the…
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Bitcoin transaction fees briefly doubled yet remain exceptionally low

Got some Satoshi to send or Bitcoin (BTC) wallets to reorganize? It’s increasingly cheap to do so. According to an…
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Fishing for female empowerment with crypto in West Africa

Mama Bitcoin is the pseudonym claimed by a young Senegalese Bitcoiner called Bineta. Her business, Bleu comme la mer, was…
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Auctioneer willing to sell $70M artwork for BTC or ETH

A leading U.S. auction house, Phillips is auctioning a Baqueirat collection in May. Accepted payment options include Bitcoin and Ether.…
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Bitcoin mining difficulty drops for the first time this year

For the first time since November 2021, the Bitcoin (BTC) mining difficulty adjustment has dropped, correcting 1.49%. The move follows…
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Experts weigh in on new crypto regulations in South Africa

As part of a series of amendments to South Africa’s financial laws, crypto-asset service providers will become accountable institutions. A…
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The Bitcoin Family talks about traveling, giving and orange-pilling

Seasoned crypto enthusiasts will remember Didi Taihuttu as the man who went all-in on Bitcoin (BTC) in 2016. He sold…
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Ukraine accepts DOT, founder Gavin Wood donates $5.8 million

Calls from the crypto community for Ukraine to accept other cryptocurrencies have been answered. The official Ukraine Twitter account shared…
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Hodl, don’t trade, says the AI Bitcoin trading bot

“Hodling” really is the way when it comes to accumulating Bitcoin (BTC). At least, that’s the conclusion made by an…
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