Mining giant Riot Platforms has sold a portion of its mined Bitcoin for the first time in 15 months, breaking its hitherto holding strategy. Why are miners changing their approach, and how will this affect BTC prices? Read the analysis complete with tables and forecasts. Riot Platforms Sells BTC for the First Time in 15 Months: What Drives Miners' Strategic Shift Large mining centers (shown in the photo ...

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... Reddit had over 108 million daily active users, and if this figure has significantly increased over the quarter, the outlook for its advertising business looks even better. Also in focus will be management's comments on the impact of recent API policy changes (in June 2023, the community experienced protests over API monetization, but by 2025, the platform has adapted). If Reddit presents an optimistic outlook for the next quarter, such as expecting further revenue growth to $460-480 million (hinting ...

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