
Bitcoin Miners Could Save the Texas Grid—or Sink It
Our state struggles to serve Texans’ needs on the hottest and coldest days. So why are we welcoming the energy-hogging cryptocurrency industry?
Our state struggles to serve Texans’ needs on the hottest and coldest days. So why are we welcoming the energy-hogging cryptocurrency industry?
Digital currencies are tanking, but that didn’t stop more than 20,000 blockchain enthusiasts from throwing a week-long party.
One Texas Monthly reporter wages a battle between her blissful ignorance and her love of early-aughts teen soaps.
Read our guide and avoid getting talked at by a crypto bro, at SXSW or anywhere else.
A Minnesota company is hunting for cryptocurrency on the eastern edge of the Permian Basin—with plans for a big expansion in Texas.
After years of online mocking by barbecue fans, “Brooklyn BBQ” is now being auctioned as an NFT. The starting bid is about $10,000.
A resurgent mining industry is lobbying the Legislature to make the state friendlier to the blockchain.
The founders of a cryptocurrency called Property Coin are selling a house in Northwest Dallas.