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Adecoagro visited the Uruguay operation months before launching a smaller renewable-powered pilot with the stablecoin issuer.
ether’s abandoned Bitcoin mining venture in Uruguay, where a former contractor estimated spending reached about $120 million across two sites, is casting a shadow over the stablecoin issuer’s smaller renewable-energy pilot in Brazil
The Uruguay project unraveled after Tether’s local entity, Microfin, and state utility UTE disagreed over the terms governing electricity use, Reuters reported. Microfin understood its contracted allocation as a minimum that could be expanded, while UTE treated it as a maximum.
The dispute was underway by late 2024. Microfin stopped paying power bills in May 2025, notified UTE the following month that it planned to terminate the contracts, and later failed to complete revised terms. UTE disconnected the sites on July 25.
By November, Tether, the USDT issuer, had notified labor authorities that it would cease operations and lay off most staff. Microfin settled the outstanding UTE debt in December.
A former contractor estimated Tether spent roughly $60 million at each of the two sites in Uruguay’s Florida department. The approximately $120 million figure is an estimate of spending, not a confirmed loss disclosed by Tether.
The experience is directly relevant to Tether’s next South American project, which is tied to Adecoagro, a leading producer of sustainable agricultural goods and energy in South America.
Adecoagro representatives visited Tether’s Uruguay mining facility in February 2025 while the agricultural producer and Tether explored using renewable power for cryptocurrency mining. Five months later, the companies announced a memorandum of understanding for a 230 MW pilot in Brazil.
The more than 230 MW cited in the companies’ announcement refers to Adecoagro’s broader renewable generation capacity across South America, not power committed to Bitcoin mining
The disclosures do not show that Tether redesigned the Brazil project because of what happened in Uruguay, nor do they establish that the new venture faces similar problems.
However, they make Brazil the next test of Tether’s regional mining strategy after Uruguay showed that renewable-energy availability alone does not guarantee a workable mining operation. Clear power terms, dependable capacity and sustainable economics proved just as important.
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Bitcoin compounded at 56.3% annually from 2016 to 2026, leaving the same starting investment in SPY with roughly $828,000 less wealth.
Bitcoin returned 87 times over a decade, while only 13% of actively managed US large-cap equity funds beat comparable passive funds' benchmarks through June 30, according to Morningstar data reported by The Wall Street Journal.
That rate rose to 27% over the latest 12 months, and Wall Street has argued that AI-driven dispersion and higher interest rates should give stock pickers more room to outperform.
Bitcoin closed at $673.34 on June 30, 2016, and closed at $58,558.86 on June 30, 2026. This means a $10,000 position in the top crypto will grow to about $869,677.
Investors spent years deciding whether professional stock selection could earn enough excess return to justify its fees. A separate allocation to Bitcoin generated a far larger dollar outcome for holders who endured its volatility.
Bitcoin adds an asset-allocation dimension to that debate, with the decade’s largest difference in this comparison coming from exposure to another asset class. Manager selection inside US equities operated within a much narrower range of outcomes.
The bear case keeps benchmark concentration near current extremes. Passive funds would continue increasing their exposure to winners as market values climb. Active managers with tighter diversification limits could keep falling behind whenever a few mega-cap names account for an outsized share of index returns.
Another deep drawdown for Bitcoin could erase years of gains for buyers who enter near a cycle peak. The 2017 and 2021 collapses show how much endurance the historical return required.
Investors who held Bitcoin through two drawdowns near 80% finished the decade with roughly $828,000 more than the equivalent SPY position. That outcome puts the scale of portfolio allocation beside the narrower fight over who can pick stocks well enough to beat an index.
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A viral clip sharpened the clash between fee-funded security and the credibility of a fixed supply.
Early Bitcoin developer and self-proclaimed “Bitcoin thought leader,” Peter Todd, has revived debate over Bitcoin's 21 million-coin limit and whether Bitcoin tail emission could help fund proof-of-work security as block subsidies shrink. The dispute turns on whether transaction fees alone can eventually fund adequate security.
The clip posted Aug. 16 framed Todd as saying Bitcoin should eliminate the cap. Todd did not call for an immediate cap change; he framed tail emission as a long-term design question. In a July 23 talk at Bitcoin++ Toronto, Todd argued that Bitcoin is moving from subsidy-supported security toward a fee-dominant model. He said there is no proven example showing that the destination will work at Bitcoin's scale. He did not unveil a BIP, Bitcoin Core pull request, activation plan, or adoption decision.
Bitcoin miners earn a block reward made up of newly issued bitcoin and transaction fees. The protocol cuts the subsidy in half every 210,000 blocks, roughly every four years, until new issuance eventually stops. Fees must then account for more of miner compensation, even though demand for block space may not produce revenue that is both sufficient and consistent.
In the recorded talk, Todd described that transition as an uncertain phase change. He discussed Bitcoin tail emission, a small perpetual subsidy. It would continue creating Bitcoin after the current schedule ends and eventually push the total supply beyond 21 million. Todd said 1% annual issuance might be excessive, while arguing that a lower rate could be economically small compared with Bitcoin's normal price swings and still give miners a continuing reason to extend the chain
Today's fee revenue does not show how the market will behave as block subsidies continue to shrink. It offers a snapshot of the current gap between fees and subsidy. CryptoSlate reported that on April 8, 2026, miners collected 2.443 BTC in daily transaction fees against roughly 450 BTC in daily subsidy. Fees were about 0.54% of the combined amount in that dated snapshot.
Todd has discussed Bitcoin tail emission and the security risk for years. In a 2022 public AMA, he described eventual transaction-fee dominance as a major state change that no other proof-of-work currency had undergone. He also supplied the strongest practical objection to his position: raising the cap to add tail emission would require a highly disruptive hard fork that could do more harm than the problem it was meant to solve.
Bitcoin Core's mainnet parameters still retain the 210,000-block halving interval. A developer can publish alternative code, but cannot make existing nodes accept new issuance rules. Operators and other network participants would have to choose software that enforces the change
Todd contrasts modest perpetual issuance with a fee-only security budget. The former would push supply beyond 21 million; the latter has no proven example at Bitcoin's scale. No change to Bitcoin's supply rule can advance without a concrete proposal and broad network support.
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Sono holds nearly 70 BTC but says a partial Bitcoin sale could become necessary if additional financing falls short.
Sono Group’s transition to a Bitcoin-heavy treasury is laying bare the severe financial strain at the core of the restructured company.
With its former solar energy subsidiary now spun out as a discontinued operation, the parent company generated zero revenue during the first half of 2026. Instead, Sono has tethered its survival entirely to digital assets.
However, an Aug. 14 Form 10-Q filing reveals a stark liquidity mismatch: as of June 30, the company held just $166,000 in cash against $4.11 million in Bitcoin.
During the first six months of the year, the company spent $5 million to acquire 68.49 BTC. After accounting for option-related receipts and deliveries, its treasury stood at 69.78 BTC by the end of June. The firm stated that the fair value of these holdings stands at $4.118 million.
To generate additional liquidity from the reserve, management has been writing weekly covered calls against its Bitcoin holdings. This strategy produced $93,000 of net option income during the first half, but the filing warns that those proceeds may not be sufficient to meet the company’s obligations.
The company has also relied heavily on external financing. First-half net cash provided by financing activities totaled $7.050 million, comprising $5.050 million of gross proceeds from four secured convertible debentures and another $2 million from a pre-funded warrant.
By June 30, Sono reported $5.049 million of convertible notes payable, net, against $5.050 million of gross principal outstanding. The net balance reflects accounting for the discounted debt host together with an embedded conversion derivative liability.
Sono lists a partial Bitcoin sale among the measures available to shore up liquidity. The filing does not say such a sale has occurred or establish when one might happen.
But with no continuing-operations revenue and only $166,000 in cash as of June 30, the Bitcoin reserve has become more than a treasury investment: it is also one of the assets Sono may need to draw on to meet its obligations.
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Flash crashes pose significant risks and opportunities for traders. On the one hand, they can result in substantial losses for those caught off guard. On the other hand, savvy traders can capitalize on these events by buying assets at temporarily depressed prices. Understanding the causes, implications, and strategies to navigate flash crashes is essential for anyone involved in crypto trading.
Flash crashes are an inherent part of the crypto market’s volatility, posing both risks and opportunities for traders. Understanding their causes, historical examples, and impact can help traders prepare for these events.
By employing strategies such as diversification, careful use of leverage, and monitoring market conditions, traders can mitigate risks and potentially benefit from these sudden price movements. While flash crashes can be daunting, they also offer unique opportunities for those who approach them with knowledge and preparation.
A flash crash is a sudden and rapid decline in the price of a cryptocurrency, typically followed by a quick recovery.
Common causes include algorithmic trading errors, market manipulation, thin liquidity, and regulatory announcements.
No, corrections are more gradual and reflect broader market adjustments, while flash crashes are sudden and temporary.
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United States President Donald Trump has pledged there will be no tolls for passage through the Strait of Hormuz, unless they are collected by his own country.
Trump’s statement, made in a Saturday afternoon post on Truth Social, is the latest sign that a recently signed memorandum of understanding (MOU) may be unravelling.
There will be NO TOLLS in the Hormuz Strait for 60 days during the Cease Fire Period, and there will be NO TOLLS after the 60 day period has expired,” Trump wrote, “unless they are imposed by and for the United States of America.”
Since the US and Israel launched a war against Iran on February 28, Iran has successfully used the Strait of Hormuz as a pressure point, closing the strategic waterway to traffic.
But under the terms of Wednesday’s ceasefire memorandum, the strait is supposed to reopen for an interim period of 60 days. During that time, Iran is barred from charging vessels for passage.
Iranian officials have also said that any upcoming talks should focus on proper implementation of the initial memorandum, and that the 60-day negotiating period stipulated in Wednesday’s deal would begin after that was settled.
Pakistan, a top mediator between the US and Iran, has said that follow-up talks are set to begin in Switzerland on Sunday
Switzerland’s Federal Department of Foreign Affairs has confirmed that an Iranian delegation, led by parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf and Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, has already arrived for the negotiations.
On the US side, Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner, special envoy Steve Witkoff and Vice President JD Vance are expected to attend
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The New York Knicks, fuelled by a sensational 45 points from Jalen Brunson, rallied again to beat the San Antonio Spurs 94-90 and win their first NBA title in 53 years on Saturday.
The Knicks won the best-of-seven championship series 4-1, denying Victor Wembanyama and his young Spurs teammates on their home floor to lift the trophy for the first time since 1973.
The Knicks, who recovered from 29 points down in game four to produce the biggest comeback in Finals history, erased a double-digit deficit to win for the fourth time in the series.
The Knicks trailed by 16 in the second quarter and were down by 10 early in the fourth, but Brunson wouldn’t let them lose.
“I’ve got no words,” Brunson said after setting a Knicks record for points in a Finals game, surpassing Willis Reed’s 38 in game three of the team’s 1970 triumph over the Los Angeles Lakers.
With their backs against the wall, the Spurs were locked in defensively from the opening tip-off.
Wembanyama set the tone, blocking three shots in the first quarter as the Spurs powered to a 23-13 lead, holding the Knicks to their fewest points in any quarter this postseason.
Wembanyama tied a Finals record with five blocks in the first half and drilled a three-pointer that pushed the Spurs’ lead to 16 early in the second period
But the Knicks were heating up, cutting the deficit to three before Devin Vassell’s fadeaway basket at the buzzer sent the Spurs into the interval with a 42-37 lead
San Antonio quickly rebuilt a double-digit lead, but Brunson and the gritty Knicks wouldn’t let them get away
“We weren’t ready to win an NBA championship,” Spurs coach Mitch Johnson said. “The better team won.
We did a lot of good things, and we didn’t finish the job. That’s what it is
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