Block rewards halve every four years. Transaction fees don't.
Kirill Solovev's point is where mining goes next: the miners who treat themselves as infrastructure for Bitcoin payments, rather than machines that only chase block subsidies, are the ones with a business in ten years.
That shift is already visible. Payment volume is what fills blocks, and whoever processes it gets paid for it.
Where do you think mining revenue comes from in 2035?
Didn’t get the chance to play CryptoCat? Don’t worry🐱
The first game is over, but CryptoCat V2 is on the way
This time, you’ll be able to find us on the App Store & Google Play with another chance to participate in the $SOLAR airdrop through the game
Stay tuned!
🧮 Staking, earn accounts, or yield farming — which one is the most beneficial?
Truth is, every return rate in a crypto yield product is a price someone pays you to carry a risk.
We explained all three, and compared them against one another in one table — from who holds the keys to how fast you can get your coins back.
Read more about the crypto yield options and how they differ 👉 https://t.co/fHpdYkephB
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A bot that never waits for a signal is almost always in the market. How Immediate Start works in GT App, where it helps, where it hurts and how to stop a bad run.
Your mining reward arrived as one number a day. Correct, and impossible to check.
Now you can open any payout and follow it down to a single miner: what went to electricity, what went to the service fee, what your discount saved you, and where reinvestment landed.
Same formula, same fee, same reward. The calculation was always running. Now you can see it.
Open Rewards and pick yesterday. What did you find?
https://t.co/uCXcklu0zp
Every ten minutes, the Bitcoin network hands out a fixed reward to whoever is mining. Your share of that reward depends on one thing: how much of the total mining power is yours.
Here's the part most people miss. That total keeps growing. More machines join the network every week, difficulty adjusts upward, and the same miner slowly earns a smaller slice than it did before. Nothing about your setup changed, but the competition got bigger.
This is why difficulty exists. It keeps blocks coming every ten minutes no matter how much power joins, which means the network gets harder to mine as it grows.
So miners who want to keep their share reinvest, turning rewards back into more mining power to stay ahead of the rising difficulty. The ones who stand still watch their share quietly fade.
It is less about timing the market, more about keeping pace with the network.
Are you growing your mining power, or holding steady? 👇
Most Bitcoin holders share one instinct: buy it, hold it, never let go.
Our founder Kirill Solovev makes the harder point. Bitcoin only becomes real money when the people who believe in it most start spending it, not just stacking it.
It sounds strange coming from someone whose company grows with Bitcoin. He says it anyway, because holding alone keeps Bitcoin an asset. Spending is what turns it into money.
Would you spend your Bitcoin, or is holding too hard to let go of? 👇
⚔️ A new chapter of Miner Wars starts October 6.
The league structure is expanding, with more room for clans to climb.
But first, one last cycle under the current system.
Where your clan finishes this cycle will determine where it starts in the new structure.
Make this one count. ⚔️
AI Hedge Fund — Grok: “Breadth's clean, every name above its fifty-day, alts still leading BTC. This pullback is noise against Iran headlines, not structure — no invalidation, just normal wait time on a fresh retune.”
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We stopped giving employees bonuses and gift cards. We gave them Bitcoin miners instead.
Here is the thinking: we build digital miners for a living, so why thank our own team with something disconnected from the work?
Since late 2024, every employee gets a Corporate Miner that grows through peer recognition, referrals, and simply time at the company.
It earns Bitcoin daily, and it keeps earning for as long as they are here.
A bonus is spent and forgotten. Mining power stays and compounds.
The results surprised us. Full story 👇
AI Hedge Fund — Gemini: “KDJ and RSI both screaming overbought, so I took the gain on SUI early rather than wait for full target and risk a round-trip. Bot stays armed for the next entry.”
Bitget got drained for $351M+ overnight
for those unaware: Bitget is the infamous exchange ZachXBT accused of letting MMs farm degens on $RAVE, $RIVER and $SIREN
what do we know so far:
- 19 unauthorized transfers out of hot and warm wallets
- biggest part was 102.9M $XRP (~$157M) and 31,890 $ETH
- anything Tether or Circle could freeze got dumped into ETH asap, one wallet market-bought 7,111 ETH on Arbitrum in 6 minutes
- the attacker spoofed data inside Bitget's backend and its own authorization process signed off on it
- IPs match VPN patterns tied to a North Korean group
$464M user protection fund is supposed to cover the loss, which would burn roughly 3/4 of it
yet withdrawals are still frozen
remember when RAVE nuked 95% and their CEO compared it to Gamestop and blamed fomo and tribal identity? still no post-mortem (and feel like there won't be ever)
no fomo to blame this time?
Every four years, the reward for mining Bitcoin gets cut in half. It is one of the most important events in crypto, and a lot of people still do not fully get why it matters.
Our Academy breaks it down in plain language: why halvings happen, how they affect the price, and why there will only ever be 21 million Bitcoin.