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Canada’s Carbon Tax Shake-Up Sparks a New Energy War in Crypto Mining Canada’s move to abolish the fuel carbon tax has opened an unexpected new front in the crypto mining industry energy costs are back in the spotlight. While miners cheer the short-term relief, the rising industrial carbon price is quietly reshaping the battlefield. The pressure is mounting. In provinces like Ontario and Alberta, where natural gas fuels much of the power grid, surging carbon prices are flowing straight into electricity bills. Every tick higher means tighter margins, higher hash costs, and shrinking profitability for miners who once thrived on cheap Canadian energy. Power purchase agreements are now under strain, with carbon price adjustments directly hiking the cost of computing power. Add to that a patchwork of provincial policies and the looming possibility of federal intervention in regions that fall short on emission targets and the landscape becomes even more unpredictable. To stay ahead, mining firms are pivoting fast. Some are locking in green electricity deals or investing directly in renewables to dodge carbon costs and even earn carbon credits. Others are tactically shifting their power procurement across provinces, exploiting regulatory gaps to minimize compliance burdens. Innovation is now survival. The smartest players are boosting energy efficiency, using exemption thresholds, and redesigning their entire cost structure around sustainability. But execution won’t be easy fragmented regulations, unclear federal frameworks, and outdated cost models make strategy building a high-stakes puzzle. The future of Canadian crypto mining will belong to those who can turn carbon policy from a risk into an edge. Passive cost control won’t cut it anymore. The winners will be the ones who master compliance planning, anticipate carbon shifts before they hit, and use green adaptation as a competitive weapon in the next phase of the mining economy.
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🇬🇧 JUST IN: The Bank of England has proposed limits on stablecoin holdings, £20,000 for individuals and £10 million for businesses. The move aims to manage financial stability risks as the UK prepares for broader adoption of digital money and tokenized payments.
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🚨 U.S. Shutdown Ends #Bitcoin Breaks $106K 🚀 The Senate strikes a deal to end the government shutdown bill heads to the House and then the President’s desk. Markets are cheering, and BTC is surging past $106K on renewed optimism. Meanwhile, Trump’s proposal to give every American $2,000 from tariff revenues (≈$400B total) is stoking bullish sentiment. Treasury Sec. Bessent hints it could come via tax cuts but liquidity vibes are already in full swing. #BTC #Crypto #Markets
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