The biggest move for Bitcoin is happening now. Yet, most people don't see it. Just like back in early 24, just like back in late 2022, just like back during the COVID crash of 2020 and then immediately after in 2021, even just like the 50% capitulation back in early 2019, Bitcoin is back at its cost of production.This has only happened on the previous bare market bottoms of the market. Look, there are a lot of different reasons why Bitcoin's price has been, you know, in some ways artificially pushed down fo ...

Why The Costs Didn’t Make Cents:The U.S. Mint reported losing $85.3 million on making nearly 3.2 billion pennies in fiscal year 2024, according to the Mint's annual report to Congress. Every penny cost nearly $0.037, up from $0.031 the year before.But what does the end of the penny really mean for consumers? Find out, here: https://t.co/OL3Om8P35R ...

For some time now, people have soured on the one-cent coin. The Mint has long complained that it costs more to make a penny than it’s worth. We explain why its luck has run out https://t.co/C1hdY9PVkX ...