Although Satoshi Nakamoto is credited as the anonymous creator of Bitcoin (BTC), what often goes unnoticed are the altruistic contributions made by members of the Bitcoin community, such as miners, developers, designers, hodlers, and investors, who help create the original. vision a reality. However, one of these substantial contributions was found to have hidden a flaw for more than a decade that was not apparent to the naked eye.

On November 12, 2010, a member of bitcointalk.org known as bitboy (not to be confused with the YouTube user known as BitBoy Crypto) shared the vector files of the now iconic, globally recognized Bitcoin logo. Zooming in on the original Bitcoin logo reveals that there is a thin orange line running from the bottom to the white colored ” ” in the middle of the design, while Bitcoiners preach the “zoom out” narrative during the bad times in the cryptocurrency market.

The disclosure has no effect on how Bitcoin works, and members of the community have not raised any concerns about it. Even if someone generated new vectors after fixing the glitches, it wouldn’t be widely accepted until the community as a whole thinks it should.

CleanSpark, a Bitcoin mining company, continues to acquire equipment from mining companies that are experiencing financial difficulties, even as markets remain on a good trajectory towards recovery.

According to Gary Vecchiarelli, CleanSpark’s chief financial officer, the company plans to achieve “explosive growth” by 2023 through a mix of mergers and acquisitions.

“Regarding our M&A strategy, we have been one of the most active miners to date in buying infrastructure and machines, and we will continue to be active,” he said. “We have been one of the most active miners to date in acquiring infrastructure and machines.”