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US Lawmakers Renew Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Push With ARMA Bill
US Lawmakers Renew Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Push With ARMA Bill
Authored by Brayden Lindrea via CoinTelegraph.com,
US lawmakers have renewed efforts to codify a US strategic Bitcoin reserve with a new bipartisan bill on Thursday that seeks to acquire around 1 million Bitcoin over five years.
The American Reserve Modernization Act of 2026 would establish a Strategic Bitcoin (BTC) Reserve and Digital Asset Stockpile for other federally held cryptocurrencies, which would be held by the US Treasury Department, said the bill’s sponsor, Representative Nick Begich.
ARMA, sponsored by 16 members of Congress, builds on the...
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European Commission Proposes Energy & Water Efficiency Disclosure Rules For Data-Centers
European Commission Proposes Energy & Water Efficiency Disclosure Rules For Data-Centers
Authored by Zachary Skidmore via Data Centre Dynamics,
The European Commission (EC) has submitted a proposal to require data centers across Europe to disclose their energy and water efficiency metrics.
The European Union (EU) aims to triple its data center capacity over the next five to seven years.
This has raised concerns about the build-out's potential impact on the power grid and natural resource use.
The proposed rules would create a common rating scheme covering data centers with a capacity exceeding 500kW....
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