Yeah, the information is correct. Honestly it's so good I'm going to recommend it to my technical Bitcoin-curious friends.

The information in the write-up is good, I was just thinking it might read better with more periods. For example the first paragraph could be re-written like so:

"New bitcoins are created and issued through the process of mining and the utilization of the Proof-of-Work algorithm. New transactions are validated and confirmed in this process and new blocks are also added to the blockchain. This is done all whilst aligning the interests of miners towards the security, integrity and reliability of the Bitcoin blockchain and enabling decentralized (emergent) consensus within the Bitcoin network."

Not sure if that read better to you but please disregard if it doesn't since I was still able to understand everything as-is.

If you want to look into things you can do after the nonce's search space is exhausted, you can use reference this test in Bitcoin Core showing how to use the scriptsig of the coinbase to reset the nonce search space:

Another fun fact is Luke Dash Jr's old pool used to put bible verses in the coinbase as an extraNonce (what we call values used to reset the nonce search space):

Today, the coinbase script sig is used by mining pools to tag the blocks they mine. Take a look at:

If you expand the details and look at the hex of the script sig you'll see:

The first couple bytes (03cb940c) decodes the block height because of BIP34 (The value cb940c, or 0c94cb in big endian, decodes to 824523), the second sequence of bytes 1b4d696e656420627920416e74506f6f6c3 decodes to 'Mined by AntPool`, and the final sequence of bytes is solely used as the extra nonce.

Even though this was probably more information than you were looking for, I hope you still find it interesting lol