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In Omsk, the owners of a bitcoin mining farm set up at a thermal power plant have been convicted and fined over their illegal operation. The case highlights ongoing concerns in Russia about miners tapping electricity infrastructure to generate cryptocurrency without authorisation.
- 2VanEck's Matthew Sigel says Bitcoin could track gold's market cap▼VanEck Researcher Matthew Sigel: Bitcoin's Long-Term Value May Track Gold's Market Cap VanEck's Matthew Sigel discusses
VanEck researcher Matthew Sigel argues that Bitcoin's long-term value may ultimately track gold's market capitalization. He points to AI-driven mining power contracts, the gold-to-Bitcoin ratio, and broader macroeconomic factors as key forces shaping his outlook on where the cryptocurrency's valuation could settle over time.
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TeraWulf Inc., the US bitcoin mining and data infrastructure company traded on Nasdaq under the ticker WULF, is seeing elevated attention on its stock quote and history page. Investors are checking the share price, recent news and trading activity. No specific company announcement or price movement is detailed in the available information.
- 4IREN's shift from bitcoin mining to AI cloud services draws attention▼Did IREN’s Pivot From Bitcoin Mining to AI Cloud Deals Just Shift IREN's (IREN) Investment Narrative?
IREN, formerly a bitcoin mining company, is being discussed after moving into AI cloud computing deals, prompting questions about whether this changes the company's investment story. The pivot follows a broader industry trend of crypto miners repurposing data center infrastructure to serve demand for artificial intelligence computing capacity.
- 5Quantum Blockchain Technologies wins US patent for bitcoin mining tech▼Quantum Blockchain Technologies lands US patent for its Ulta Boost bitcoin mining technology
Quantum Blockchain Technologies has been granted a US patent for its Ulta Boost bitcoin mining technology. The company says the patented method is designed to improve the efficiency and economics of cryptocurrency mining. The announcement is drawing attention from investors watching firms pursuing proprietary mining hardware and energy-saving innovations in the competitive bitcoin sector.
- 6Three Countries Control Two-Thirds of Bitcoin Mining▼3 countries control 66% of Bitcoin mining, but 1 rival is gaining
Three countries account for 66% of global Bitcoin mining, but one rival nation is gaining ground. The concentration of mining power in a small group of states is drawing attention because of what it means for network security, energy use, and geopolitical leverage over the world's largest cryptocurrency.
- 7Bitcoin tops $87,000, breaking October's negative seasonal pattern▼🚀 # Bitcoin supera los 87.000 dólares y rompe el patrón estacional negativo de octubre: +4% en la semana, 2.390 M$ capta
Bitcoin has climbed above $87,000, gaining about 4% over the week and defying October's historically weak seasonal trend for the cryptocurrency. Traders point to strong inflows into spot ETFs — roughly $2.39 billion captured by the end of September — and a technical floor around $85,000 set by mining costs. Some analysts are now eyeing $100,000 as the next target, though volatility remains a risk.
- 8Strive adds 2,000 bitcoin in biggest buy since June▼Strive adds 2,000 bitcoin in biggest buy since June, closes in on MARA
Asset manager Strive bought 2,000 bitcoin, its largest purchase since June, narrowing the gap with mining firm MARA's holdings. The move signals the company continues to build its bitcoin treasury despite market volatility, and observers are watching whether further buys could push Strive past MARA among corporate holders of the cryptocurrency.
- 9Malaysian police seize 30 bitcoin mining machines over electricity theft▼🆕 Nouvel article SunLibCrypto 30 machines de minage saisies en Malaisie pour vol d'électricité La police malaisienne a s
Malaysian police seized 30 bitcoin mining machines during an operation in Seri Iskandar, in Perak state, after discovering an illegal installation tapped directly into the power supply. The seizure is part of ongoing enforcement against unauthorised crypto mining operations in Malaysia, where stolen electricity is commonly used to power mining rigs. Commenters are discussing the scale of electricity theft linked to mining in the country.
- 10Bitcoin mining costs rise as hashrate drops▼Bitcoin mining costs rise as hashrate drops, and American Bitcoin shines with innovative energy models aimed at cutting
Bitcoin mining costs are climbing while the network hashrate drops, squeezing profitability for miners. American Bitcoin is drawing attention for innovative energy models designed to cut consumption and lower costs. Commenters say these shifts make this week pivotal for the sector's profitability and sustainability, as miners look for cheaper power sources to stay competitive.
- 11Bitcoin mining costs rise as hashrate falls▼El costo de minar BTC sube mientras el hashrate cae, y American Bitcoin destaca con nuevos modelos energéticos que busca
Bitcoin mining is getting more expensive as the network hashrate declines, squeezing profitability across the sector. American Bitcoin is drawing attention with new energy models aimed at cutting power consumption. Commenters say these trends point to a crucial week for mining, with both cost pressures and sustainability concerns shaping the industry's direction.
- 12MARA Slides 3.4% as Bitcoin Miner Stocks Decline▼MARA Falls 3.4% as Bitcoin Miner Stocks Slide and Investors Weigh Recent Project Update
Shares of bitcoin miner MARA fell 3.4% as mining stocks broadly slid, with investors weighing the company's recent project update. The drop reflects pressure across the crypto mining sector as traders digest the announcement and broader weakness in bitcoin-linked equities, leaving market watchers divided on the outlook for the stock.
- 13MARA Holdings' Bitcoin No Longer Covers Its Debt▼MARA Holdings: The Bitcoin No Longer Covers The Debt (NASDAQ:MARA)
MARA Holdings, the large US bitcoin miner, is facing questions about whether its bitcoin reserves can cover its debt obligations. A new analysis argues the value of the company's bitcoin holdings no longer offsets what it owes, raising concerns about its balance sheet as crypto prices come under pressure and mining economics tighten.