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🧵 1/2 Bitcoin security also has measurable economics. In a recent article for Charles Schwab @SchwabResearch, Jim Ferraioli examines how rising hashrate increases the capital, energy, and coordination required to attempt majority control of the network.

🧵 1/2 @StanChart has expanded institutional access to Bitcoin in the UAE. @Reuters reported that eligible institutional clients can now access deliverable spot Bitcoin trading through the bank’s existing electronic trading channels.

Bitcoin moved from $64,339 to $72,428 in under 48 hours, a 12.6% move and its strongest two-day performance since March 2026. The trigger: the US Treasury doubled long-term bond buybacks from $2 billion to at least $4 billion per operation. According to Bloomberg, this pushed yields lower, weakened the dollar, and sent capital into scarce assets. More than $1 billion in short positions were forcibly closed within one hour, accelerating the move. When financial conditions ease and the dollar weakens, investors tend to move toward assets with those characteristics. #Bitcoin #Investments

Most investors treat Bitcoin exposure as a single question of how much to allocate, and managed mining changes that entirely by changing the structure of the exposure alongside the size of the position. Our latest article covers the two roles Bitcoin can play in a portfolio and the four variables that determine the right allocation size. Link below. #Bitcoin #Investments

Custody risk in Bitcoin is real, and this week made it impossible to ignore. According to an article by Billy Bambrough @BillyBambrough published in @Forbes on 31 July 2026, a firmware vulnerability in certain Coldcard hardware wallet versions resulted in over 1,000 BTC worth approximately $70 million being drained from affected addresses. The Bitcoin network itself was not compromised, and this was a product vulnerability in a third-party hardware device. The Pantheon Mining model removes this variable entirely. Bitcoin produced by your miners is delivered directly to your own wallet address daily, with Pantheon holding no custody or intermediary role at any point. The hardware is owned in your name, and the coins that arrive in your wallet are freshly mined with zero transaction history and go directly to an address you control. How Bitcoin is held matters as much as how much Bitcoin you hold and managed mining answers both. At Pantheon, our clients are fully responsible for their own custody, and we believe that is exactly how it should be. For those who want guidance on the right setup, we can connect you with trusted partners covering both self-custody solutions and regulated third-party custodians. Explore how managed mining works or start mining with Pantheon today. Link below. #Bitcoin #Investments

Bitcoin miners are becoming infrastructure players. According to an article by Sean Lee @Cryptoseanlee published in @Forbes on 26 July 2026, miners are moving from passive network validators into active participants in Bitcoin's broader commercial economy. As block rewards decline with each halving, the operations built on diversified revenue streams, long-term energy contracts, and durable infrastructure are the ones structurally positioned for the decade ahead. This is the structural argument that defines how institutional-grade managed mining is built. Revenue diversification across demand response, heat recycling, and ancillary services alongside block rewards, combined with long-term energy contracts that remove cost exposure and infrastructure built to remain viable across the full halving cycle. The investment case for managed Bitcoin mining has always been about owning durable infrastructure in a network still early in its commercial evolution. Follow us on LinkedIn for more insights about Bitcoin (Source below). #Bitcoin #BitcoinMining

Bitcoin ownership and Bitcoin production represent two different forms of exposure. Buying Bitcoin gives investors direct market exposure. Producing Bitcoin creates exposure through infrastructure, where energy, operational efficiency and disciplined execution generate Bitcoin over time. Understanding this distinction helps investors evaluate capital allocation from a broader perspective. Price remains one variable, but infrastructure, operating costs and long-term performance become part of the investment equation. Our article explains how ownership and production behave differently and why this distinction matters for long-term investors. Read the full article below #Bitcoin #BitcoinMining

Every Bitcoin halving reduces the number of new coins issued to miners. A common question follows: how does the network continue maintaining its security as block rewards decline? The answer extends beyond the halving itself. Transaction fees, difficulty adjustment and Bitcoin’s economic design all contribute to maintaining the incentives that secure the network over the long term. Our latest article explores the three pillars behind Bitcoin’s security model and why they matter for investors evaluating Bitcoin mining. Read the full article: Link below. #Bitcoin #Investments