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- 1Bernstein Cuts Price Targets on Seven Bitcoin Miners▼Bernstein Cuts Price Targets on Seven Bitcoin Miners After Democrats’ Texas Win Threatens AI Data Center Boom
Research firm Bernstein has lowered its price targets on seven bitcoin mining companies after Democrats won in Texas, a result analysts see as a threat to the boom in AI data centers that many miners have been pivoting toward. The move reflects concerns that the new political landscape could slow permitting and power availability for large-scale computing facilities, hitting a key growth avenue for miners beyond bitcoin itself.
- 2Bitcoin mining becomes an industrial-scale game in 2025▼Bitcoin mining in 2025 is no longer a garage hobby. It's an industrial game: ASICs, cheap power, and heat reuse. Post-ha
Bitcoin mining in 2025 has shifted from a hobbyist activity to an industrial operation dominated by specialised ASIC hardware and access to cheap electricity. After the halving cut mining rewards, efficiency now determines which operations stay profitable. Home miners are reportedly pivoting to hosted facilities or heat-recovery uses, while regulation has become clearer but stricter, squeezing out smaller players.
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Two people were injured in a fire at a Bitcoin mining facility in Georgia, according to Data Center Dynamics. Details about the cause of the blaze, the extent of the injuries, and the facility's operator have not yet been reported. The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns around large-scale cryptocurrency mining sites.