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After Bitcoin surged to a peak of around $124,000 in August and then dropped over 10%, a subtle but potentially important shift is emerging: miners are increasingly choosing to keep their coins instead of selling immediately. Data from miners’ behavioral indices show their selling activity has dropped sharply. Rather than harvesting profits when the price […]

Bitcoin miners are seeing returns that outshine Bitcoin’s own gains this year, thanks in part to rapid investment in infrastructure and regulatory momentum. Many mining companies have scaled up operations with massive data-centers and large fleets of mining rigs, especially in regions with cheap and reliable power. On top of this, the surge of artificial

Against the backdrop of today’s industrial-dominated Bitcoin mining landscape, one independent miner just pulled off a remarkable feat. Using Solo CKPool, this lone miner solved block 913,632, earning a reward of 3.13 BTC, valued at approximately $347,900. For a few dramatic moments, that block—and the prize that came with it—became all the more extraordinary as

In a remarkable milestone, Bitcoin’s mining difficulty has surged to an all-time high—now standing at 134.7 trillion. This relentless climb underscores the growing complexity of mining, as more computational power floods the network. Interestingly, this uptick is happening even as the global hashrate has dipped slightly from its previous peak of over 1 trillion hashes

In 2025, bitcoin miners Iren and Cipher are breaking out of their traditional mold, embracing artificial intelligence as a strategic lever for growth. Iren reported a stunning 228% rise in revenue and posted positive earnings in its latest quarter, a remarkable turnaround from its prior loss. Crucially, it secured “preferred partner” status with Nvidia and

When American Bitcoin Corp., a bitcoin mining company linked to Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump, made its global debut on the Nasdaq, it caught the financial world off guard. The stock surged as high as $14.52 before settling at $8.04 by the close—a still impressive 16.5% gain. Those figures placed the Trump brothers’ 20%

In 2025, the world of bitcoin mining looks very different from the past decade. Once driven by predictable halving cycles and ever-growing hash rates, the industry now finds itself reshaped by energy economics. With institutional demand for Bitcoin climbing and competition for computing power intensifying, miners are discovering that success depends less on hardware purchases

American Bitcoin, a bitcoin mining venture backed by Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr., is poised to debut on the Nasdaq in early September 2025, trading under the ticker symbol ABTC. The company plans to go public through an all-stock merger with Gryphon Digital Mining, sidestepping the conventional IPO path. Hut 8—holding an 80% stake—stands as

Bitcoin’s mining difficulty recently reached an all-time high, surpassing 126 trillion, signaling an unrelenting increase in competition among miners even after the April 2025 halving. This adjustment, designed to maintain Bitcoin’s block interval at around 10 minutes, reflects a robust and growing mining ecosystem that continues to absorb new computational power. Although a slight decrease

We’re in a fascinating moment for the crypto market. As of July 2025, Bitcoin is holding steady above $70,000, Ethereum is pushing toward $4,000, and the buzz around tokenized real-world assets and AI-integrated blockchains is growing fast. Yet, crypto-related stocks are still flying under the radar — and that might just be the opportunity investors