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🧠$82,000 PER BITCOIN? MINERS ARE BLEEDING GREEN May 9, 2025 — The cost to produce a single Bitcoin is skyrocketing, and the mining industry is feeling the heat. According to CoinShares, the weighted average cash cost to mine 1 BTC hit $82,162 in Q4 2024, up a brutal 47% from Q3’s $55,950. If you exclude Hut 8’s outlier data, the average still lands at $75,767 — a 35% quarterly surge. Why the spike? — Rising energy costs — Post-halving hash pressure — Expensive debt servicing — Skyrocketing tax burdens In the U.S., top miners like MARA and BITF are brushing up against breakeven, with some seeing all-in costs nearing $100K per $BTC . Meanwhile, miners in Kazakhstan and Russia are still producing coins below $30K — making them the unexpected efficiency kings in this game. Zoom out, and the Bitcoin mining map looks increasingly fractured: — USA = High-cost, high-capital — China (underground) = Moderate cost, high risk — Middle East & Asia = Rising stars with cheap electricity — Europe = Largely priced out So, what does this mean for Bitcoin? For one, it reinforces the digital gold narrative. If it costs $80K+ to “mint” a BTC, it adds scarcity and shields price against inflation. But it also raises red flags: What happens when price drops below cost? Weak players fold. Hash power consolidates. And decentralization? It gets tested. To the #AMAGE community: If mining becomes a luxury game for megacorps, is Bitcoin still Bitcoin — or just another Wall Street asset wrapped in decentralization cosplay?
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🚨🚨$235,000,000,000 PUMPED INTO CRYPTO IN ONE DAY May 9, 2025 — Markets are glowing green: Ethereum leads with +21.43%, Solana surges +11.34%, and even Bitcoin bounces +5.82%. Total crypto market cap just swelled by $235B in 24 hours. What’s fueling this rally? Speculation, macro relief, or the start of a new bull phase? #AMAGE community — is this momentum real or just another temporary sugar high? $BTC
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🚨🚨WHALERIP! $12M SHORT EVAPORATES ON BINANCE Boom — a single $BTC /USDT short worth $11.97M just got liquidated on Binance. One whale, one order, total wipeout. Coinglass confirms: the bear bet backfired spectacularly. Momentum building? Bull trap? Whale games? #AMAGE community — are you team LONG or holding the line in SHORT mode?
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🧠DIGITAL INTOXICATION: 88 Days a Year We Can’t Look Away May 9, 2025 — It’s official: we’ve become screen-bound creatures. According to a new global study commissioned (unexpectedly) by Heineken, the average adult now spends 88 days per year glued to their phone. That’s nearly 6 hours every single day — more than some people sleep. Zoomers lead the pack: 6.5 hours daily on average, with a shocking 1 in 10 spending over 12 hours a day on their phone. Yes, half a day. On a screen. Scrolling. Clicking. Swiping. Repeating. But here’s the real twist — it’s not making us happier. 62% of participants reported feeling lonely, despite near-constant digital connection. How’s that for irony? We’ve built a world where we’re always “on” — and yet emotionally offline. The numbers are staggering, but not surprising. Phones are no longer just tools — they’re portals, prosthetics, digital mirrors. From work to news to dopamine hits, the entire structure of modern life is condensed into a rectangle of glass. But here’s the silver lining: 79% of respondents said they use their phones significantly less when meeting someone in person. Translation? Real human connection still works. We just forgot how often we need it. And it’s not just a lifestyle issue — it’s an economic, mental health, and cultural crisis. Companies are designing for addiction. Attention is monetized. Time — our most finite resource — is being harvested. This isn’t a call to throw your phone in the ocean (though tempting). It’s a call to reclaim control. Not through digital detox fads, but through intention. Awareness. Boundaries. Balance. Because 88 days a year? That’s an entire season. A whole life chapter spent behind glass. To the #AMAGE community: Are we the last generation that remembers what it felt like to be truly offline? And more importantly — what would you do if you had those 88 days back? $BTC
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🧠⚡️BITCOIN OR BUST: Tim Draper’s Wake-Up Call to Corporate Dinosaurs May 8, 2025 — If you’re a CFO and still don’t hold $BTC on your books — Tim Draper thinks you’re reckless. Yes, that Tim Draper — billionaire, early Bitcoin backer, and unapologetic disruptor — just fired a warning shot at the entire corporate world: “Companies that ignore Bitcoin are acting irresponsibly.” Not late. Not cautious. Irresponsible. Why? Because fiat reserves are melting ice cubes in an age of digital fire. Draper isn’t just talking volatility — he’s talking existential relevance. In a global economy riddled with currency debasement, inflation spasms, and geopolitical chaos, Bitcoin is no longer an alternative — it’s a lifeline. And the smartest players? They already know. But Draper isn’t stopping at words. He’s building the future. He just unveiled his boldest vision yet: a Bitcoin-only investment fund, launching within five years. No middlemen. No legacy overhead. Fully automated via smart contracts — slashing legal and audit costs to zero. This isn’t finance reimagined. It’s finance freed. And he’s betting that code will outperform compliance. According to Draper, the gravitational pull of Bitcoin is now real. Developers are abandoning altcoins. Capital is shifting. Trust is evaporating from legacy institutions and flowing into open, immutable networks. And the next wave of innovation? It won’t be built on spreadsheets. His core thesis? Companies without BTC will be irrelevant. Not because of hype — but because of structural failure to adapt. Meanwhile, those who act early — who embrace Bitcoin as a treasury asset, as a payments layer, as a governance foundation — are positioning themselves as tomorrow’s titans. To the #AMAGE community: Is Bitcoin becoming the new treasury gold standard — or is Draper just preaching to the converted? And if BTC is the future of corporate finance… who’s brave enough to act now?
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