Bitcoin mining company Riot produced 318 BTC in July, a year-on-year decrease of about 28%

[Bitcoin mining company Riot produced 318 BTCs in July, a year-on-year decrease of about 28%] According to news on August 3, according to official data, Bitcoin mining company Riot Blockchain produced 318 BTCs in July, which is the same as July 2021. Compared with the 443 BTC in January, it has decreased by about 28%. In July 2022, Riot sold 275 bitcoins for a net proceed of approximately $5.6 million. As of July 31, 2022, Riot held approximately 6,696 BTC, all produced by the company's mining operations. There are currently 40,311 miners deployed with a hashrate capacity of 4.2EH/s per second.

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Dalio: If Bitcoin succeeds, regulators will "kill it": Jinse Finance reported that Bridgewater founder Ray Dalio (Ray Dalio) said on Wednesday that if Bitcoin does succeed in the end, they (regulators) ) will kill it or try to kill it because they have a way of killing it. Dalio stated that Bitcoin has no intrinsic value, which means that the asset lacks fundamental and objective value. Still, the billionaire investor said bitcoin is a good alternative to cash. Dalio's current holdings in digital tokens are a small percentage compared to his exposure to gold in his portfolio. Governments don't want cryptocurrencies to succeed, but that doesn't mean investors shouldn't diversify their portfolios. Plus, Dalio said, cash is trash. [2021/9/16 23:27:54]

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