Author: CryptooTimes

Despite Bitcoin’s strong start in early 2024, crypto mining stocks outperformed BTC after the halving, with Hut 8 and Bitfarms delivering the highest returns. The fourth Bitcoin halving event has brought significant shifts in the crypto mining landscape, impacting smaller mining firms more severely, analysts at CCData wrote in a research report. This is due to “suboptimal infrastructure and the lack of economies of scale,” As a result, private equity firms consolidated smaller firms and integrated their infrastructure, despite recent headwinds for Bitcoin (BTC) itself. This strategic interest has led to a noticeable performance in mining stocks, the analysts say,…

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With the remakes of the remasters of the reissues of the remakes, it does feel like there are always approximately 372 different Resident Evil games in development at any one time. However, brand new ones are a more rare treat, and that’s what was nonchalantly confirmed by Capcom last night. Resident Evil 9, although it almost definitely won’t be called that, is in the works, and it’s being directed by Resident Evil 7’s Koshi Nakanishi.Why Everybody Hates This Dragon’s Dogma 2 NPCAs IGN brought to our attention, a new Resident Evil, the first since 2021’s Resident Evil Village, was mentioned during…

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Hong Kong’s crypto exchange HashKey has rolled out its own tap-to-earn bot in Telegram in a bid to boost hype around its HSK token. HashKey Group, an Asia-based crypto services company, said in a press release shared with crypto.news that customers can now access its tap-to-earn bot in Telegram dubbed DejenDog to claim its HSK. The exchange says a total of 10 million HSK are being distributed ahead of its planned listing in Q3 2024, adding that participants will “randomly” receive a base amount of “eligible HSK” upon logging into the bot. For additional tokens, users can interact with a Husky-themed…

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South Korea’s crypto association asserts that local trading platforms are unlikely to conduct “mass delistings” even as they re-review 1,333 tokens over the next six months. South Korean crypto exchanges are set to re-evaluate over 1,000 tokens they listed earlier following the implementation of the Virtual Asset User Protection Act, which seeks to “protect the rights and interests” of crypto investors. In a Jul. 2 statement, the Digital Asset Exchange Alliance (DAEX), a trade union representing five Korean crypto exchanges, announced that starting Jul. 19, around 20 domestic crypto exchanges will undergo a six-month review period of 1,333 tokens in…

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