Was the ATH a rare surge, and have Bitcoin\u2019s fundamentals returned to something more pessimistic? Or is this a temporary pullback with strong support underneath?<\/p>\n
Evidence points more to the latter, especially with news that Bitcoin miners in Nigeria are addressing one of the longest-standing objections to crypto. And that could set Bitcoin, and the Bitcoin meme coin BTC Bull token, up for big moves in the weeks to come.<\/p>\n
Bitcoin Goes Green in Nigeria, Answers Longstanding Criticism<\/h2>\n
Nigerian startup Green Flare aims to take environmentally-damaging natural gas flares (burn-offs) and turn them into Bitcoin<\/a>. Specifically, they\u2019ll use the energy generated by burning off the natural gas to power large-scale Bitcoin mining operations.<\/p>\n Once the three-stage project is completed, it will generate 53MW of energy for Bitcoin mining rigs. Burning off gas from oil production is a leading producer of greenhouse gases, including methane. And Nigeria ranks in the top 10 for gas flaring emissions<\/a>, accounting for 75% of global flaring, according to World Bank’s 2023 data.<\/p>\n At the same time, producing Bitcoin required so much energy that, in 2023, total global Bitcoin mining operations would have ranked 27th in the world in energy consumption<\/a>. According to the same UN report, 66% of the energy used to mine Bitcoin came from fossil fuels.<\/p>\n In light of this data, Green Flare\u2019s plan makes perfect sense. Offsetting Bitcoin\u2019s emissions footprint by capturing and using energy that would otherwise have been wasted? A great plan, if we’ve ever seen one<\/p>\n Two of the three sites should be live by Q4 of 2025. The investment shows the increasing maturity of the crypto and Bitcoin economies.<\/p>\n According to the experts at Bitfinex,<\/p>\n Bitcoin is undergoing its first meaningful correction since the April lows, cooling off after a relentless 50 percent surge that took the asset from $74,501 to a new All-Time High of $111,880. The current pullback reflects a change in tempo, following nearly 50 days of uninterrupted upside marked by minimal retracements.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n \u2014Bitfinex, Bitfinex Alpha<\/a><\/p>\n The pullback is more than a technical correction; the \u2018TACO\u2019 phenomenon \u2013 for \u2018Trump Always Chickens Out \u2013 continues to keep tariffs and the trade economy in a state of uncertainty and volatility.<\/p>\n That impacts Bitcoin directly and indirectly. More disposable income encourages retail traders, while higher Treasury rates often cause risk-adverse investors to shift towards T-bills and away from Bitcoin.<\/p>\n But despite the external and internal factors leading to the correction, Bitfinex reports:<\/p>\n We believe Bitcoin remains structurally strong. This correction appears to be a healthy reset rather than a breakdown<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n \u2014Bitfinex, Bitfinex Alpha<\/p>\n Trump\u2019s TACO moves might be a sign of instability, or galaxy-brained chess moves; either way, Bitcoin looks strong beneath the surface, and poised for future growth. When it does head back up, will it take BTC Bull Token with it?<\/p>\nDespite Pullback, Bitcoin Remains \u2018Structurally Strong\u2019<\/h2>\n
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