
20 Millionth Bitcoin Mined as Only One Million Remain
Foundry USA pool mined the 20 millionth Bitcoin on March 10, 2026, leaving only 1 million BTC remaining to be mined over approximately 114 years.
Mining operations, hardware, pools, and profitability analysis.
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Foundry USA pool mined the 20 millionth Bitcoin on March 10, 2026, leaving only 1 million BTC remaining to be mined over approximately 114 years.
Russia's federal cryptocurrency mining law took effect November 1, 2024, establishing a legal framework for registered miners and defining tax treatment for mining income.
Russia formalized legal recognition of cryptocurrency mining on November 1, 2024, through federal legislation that establishes registration requirements, electricity limitations, and restrictions on foreign participation in mining activities.
Marathon Digital achieved approximately 30 exahashes per second of energized hashrate in mid-2024, representing over 30,000 operational mining devices and confirming the company's status as a leading North American mining operator.
Marathon Digital Holdings reported hash rate exceeding 30 EH/s at the end of May 2024, becoming the first publicly traded Bitcoin miner to achieve the milestone.
Bitcoin miners experienced a 50% revenue collapse following the April 2024 halving, with daily block reward revenue plummeting from $72 million to $30 million.
Bitcoin miners generated record monthly revenue of $2.01 billion in March 2024 before the April halving reduced block rewards by 50 percent, forcing the industry to adapt to approximately $10 billion in annual revenue losses.
Bitcoin's fourth halving on April 19 2024 reduced block rewards from 6.25 to 3.125 BTC, cutting new daily issuance in half and pressuring mining economics.
Bitcoin miners earned over $2 billion in March 2024 from block rewards and transaction fees combined, the highest monthly revenue ever recorded.
Mining difficulty reached new all-time highs above 80 trillion as Bitcoin's hash rate exceeded 550 exahashes per second, driven by ETF approvals and next-generation ASIC chip deployment.
Deutsche Telekom's subsidiary announced Bitcoin and Ethereum node operations and mining in December 2023, joining other major corporations entering the sector.
Foundry USA, a Digital Currency Group subsidiary, captured dominant share of Bitcoin mining pool market following Chinese mining restrictions, commanding over 30 percent of network hashrate by early 2023.
Core Scientific, one of the largest bitcoin mining companies, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on December 21, 2022, citing liquidity crisis and debt pressures amid depressed bitcoin prices and unfavorable mining economics.
Intel unveiled its Blockscale bitcoin mining ASIC chip through a technical presentation at ISSCC in February 2022, marking the semiconductor giant's official entry into the specialized mining hardware market with focus on energy efficiency.
Bitcoin mining difficulty surged to an all-time high of 26.64 trillion on January 21, 2022, as Chinese miners who relocated following China's ban resumed operations across North America and other regions.
Kazakhstan emerged as the world's second-largest bitcoin mining hub by summer 2021 after Chinese miners relocated operations following China's comprehensive ban, taking advantage of the country's cheap electricity and permissive regulatory environment.
China's government initiated a comprehensive crackdown on cryptocurrency mining in June 2021, with provincial authorities ordering immediate cessation of mining operations and later implementing a nationwide ban through federal regulatory action.
Marathon Patent Group announced an $23 million contract with Bitmain in August 2020 to purchase 10,500 Antminer S19 Pro mining devices as the company accelerated its bitcoin mining operations expansion.
Riot Blockchain commenced mining operations at its Rockdale facility in Texas in June 2020 and began construction on the massive Navarro County facility that would eventually support up to 1 gigawatt of mining capacity.
Chinese bitcoin mining equipment manufacturer Canaan Creative raised $90 million in its debut on Nasdaq on November 21, 2019, making it the first dedicated cryptocurrency mining company to achieve a U.S. public listing.