The Bitcoin halving is finished! What’s next?

A closer look at the Bitcoin Network's post-halving hash rate...

View this email in your browser Well, here we are... post-halving, and now the crypto landscape has been forever changed. Miners will be shutting down their old machines; rewards will be halved; and revenues will lessen. Where will we go from here? Personally, I am expecting a combination of innovation and resilience as miners change their approach to how they operate in order to compensate for the loss of revenue. Already, we are seeing seismic changes about how people want to approach Bitcoin — but one thing we have not seen is upward price movement. Thanks to everyone who joined our extensive Bitcoin halving party this past Monday! It was a blast, and we appreciate each and every one of you. We have some more video content coming this week, including another round of our Cointelegraph Markets Live content tomorrow afternoon. Please join us! You can find the link for the video here: https://youtu.be/d0QYn8dfFzw In social media news from the Twitter-sphere, a whale bot noticed that 157 ETH were transferred to Binance, which were stolen from Upbit. CZ responded immediately and halted the funds. We will be monitoring all the developments on this story as they come in. Here are some articles focusing on post-halving and the evolving crypto ecosystem. I hope everyone has a good week! Stay safe out there. Steven D'Agostino, Department Head of Social Media at Cointelegraph. 5/13/20: A closer look at the Bitcoin Network's post-halving hash rate The last 12.5 Bitcoin block was mined by F2Pool and encoded the message: "NYTimes 09/Apr/2020 With $2.3T Injection, Fed's Plan Far Exceeds 2008 Rescue," paying tribute to Satoshi Nakamoto, the token's creator. Read more 5/13/20: Treasure hunters race to claim BTC prize hidden in new music album One techie music artist has hidden Bitcoin in his new album, and it's up for grabs to whoever solves the associated puzzle. Read more 5/13/20: 200 million worth of BTC removed from exchanges post-halving Following Bitcoin's third block halving on May 11, users removed 23,540 Bitcoin from online exchanges. This appears to indicate heightened levels of confidence in the asset. Read more 5/13/20: The number of women in crypto and blockchain is skyrocketing in 2020 A study published in December by Bitcoin fund operator Grayscale showed that 43% of investors interested in Bitcoin are women — up from 13% last year — and this number is actively growing. Read more 1.5 mln people follow us on social media Download our official app:

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