Bitcoin mining company Marathon Digital Holdings of the United States has said that it will add the "Made in USA" badge to every block of Bitcoin that it produces in the country.
MARA Pool Mines Bitcoin with 'Made in USA' Mark
The CEO of Marathon Digital, Fred Thiel, emphasized the company's resolve to stamp blocks manufactured in the US. Thiel claims that their MARA Pool will stamp each block mined in the US with the words "Made in USA."
According to Thiel, no other large-scale mining operator can legitimately call Bitcoin their own shares Cointelegraph. “The only large scale miner who can do this because we run our own pool and ensure that all the blocks mined by MARA Pool are made in USA,” he stated.
Trump Advocates for U.S.-Mined Bitcoin Against CBDC Threats
A new stunt by Marathon Digital is based on the promotion of former president and presidential candidate Donald Trump's campaign on Truth Social, his social media site. Specifically, Trump stated in the post that he would like any leftover Bitcoin to be "Made in the USA."
Bitcoin, according to the former US president, might be the very last thing standing between the US and a digital currency controlled by a central bank. Despite Trump's claims that a CBDC is imminent and that Bitcoin must take action to prevent it, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell stated in March that the United States is "nowhere near" a CBDC.
Bitcoin Mining May Grow Under Trump, Says Marathon CEO
Thiel warned that Bitcoin mining may "flourish" if Trump were to become president at the Bitcoin 2024 conference in Nashville, Tennessee. During a panel discussion, the executive stated the Republicans have "seized the day" about the subject and that the general public is unaware of the energy policies envisioned by the Democrats.
Marathon Digital has been "full hodl" on Bitcoin, in addition to labeling it. The corporation invested $100 million in Bitcoin on July 25 to act as a reserve asset. An acronym for "hold on for dear life" and a slang word for the misspelled word "hold," the mining corporation has announced its intention to "HODL."
The business said on August 12 that it would be selling $250 million in senior convertible notes to institutions. According to the company, Bitcoin will be purchased using the funds raised.


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