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Bitcoin Miners Get Some Relief as Revenue Recovers | Hash Rate, Pools and Country Data | September 2026 - by 
A September 2026 PeakD post by dalz analyzes the current state of Bitcoin mining economics, focusing on hash rate trends, mining pool shares, miner revenue, and geographic distribution. It notes that July–September 2026 saw a recovery in hash rate and miner revenue after a weaker first half of the year, discusses how newer ASICs affect efficiency, and emphasizes that revenue is not profit due to costs. The post presents data visuals (hash rate, pool shares, revenue, country distribution, and price vs. hash rate) and provides context on halving effects, price dynamics, and regional mining footprints, with forecasts limited to partial-year observations for 2026.
BTC at 75k: I got another prediction spot on. - by 
A speculative market commentary on Bitcoin price movements, arguing that BTC around 75k is a healthy level and that a drop to ~70k could threaten the 2028/2029 price targets. The author reflects on past predictions, discusses Hive’s price behavior relative to BTC, and emphasizes remaining open-minded about crypto cycles. They suggest September–December as a potential window for buying BTC and view ETH as a key indicator for overall altcoin movement, while noting personal financial struggles and the possibility of recovering capital later.
I almost hyped on ARC and was close to buy the wrong crypto token - by 
A first-hand cautionary tale about nearly buying the wrong ARC token during Circle's Arc launch, highlighting the risks of confusion between similarly named projects and the importance of careful verification before investing.
A language-architectural in-a-nut-shell of the Merg-E language. Part 1/2 - by 
A concise overview of the Merg-E language architecture, its design goals as a DSL for Web 3.0 data processing, its core concepts (closure-based, DAG-driven, minimal keywords), and a tour of features like explicit captures, immutability, dataframes, membranes, and safety models.
The Coffee Shop Prompt | Week 186: Sep 17 - Sep 23 - by 
A weekly, rules-driven prompt post inviting original, non-AI photos and stories about coffee shop visits shaped by weather, with guidelines and community links for The Coffee Shop Prompt #186.
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