Coverage of #bitcoin-mining has generated 39 articles over the past month, with sentiment leaning toward neutral ground. Bullish outlooks account for 35.9% of recent reporting, while bearish perspectives represent 23.1%—a shift that reflects softening confidence compared to the prior quarter, down 8.9 percentage points. The Block, Blockonomi, and CoinTelegraph have been the primary sources tracking developments in the space. Recent discussions have occasionally intersected with broader technology sectors, including mentions of Nvidia alongside infrastructure-related topics. Bitcoin remains the dominant asset in coverage, though reporting has also touched on alternative cryptocurrencies. Explore the articles below for reporting details and ongoing context.
Cango reported a massive $285 million Q4 loss as Bitcoin mining operational costs surged significantly in 2025. The company's stock price collapsed over 84% in six months, falling from $4.50 in October to around $0.68 amid mounting losses and ongoing restructuring efforts.
Cango reported a $452.8 million net loss in its first full year as a bitcoin mining operation. The company has been selling bitcoin to repay debt and fund its transition into AI services.
HIVE Digital Technologies is phasing down its ASIC-based bitcoin mining operations in Sweden due to tax disputes and operational uncertainty. The company is simultaneously expanding its AI data center capacity in Canada as part of a strategic shift.
Core Scientific (CORZ) stock rose 1.98% following Q4 earnings that showed 64% capacity growth and a $2B expansion with CoreWeave, despite missing customer targets and facing accounting issues. An insider purchased 7,000 shares amid the company's AI infrastructure expansion efforts.
The article explores whether cryptocurrency mining stocks could attract AI infrastructure investors as a new investment catalyst. This suggests a potential convergence between crypto mining operations and AI computing infrastructure needs.
Board members Justin Mateen and Richard Busch of Trump-backed American Bitcoin purchased approximately 1.6 million shares following the company's latest earnings report. The purchases occurred after the trading window reopened post-earnings.
Paraguay's state electricity company ANDE has partnered with Morphware to launch a government-run Bitcoin mining operation using 30,000 seized mining rigs and surplus hydroelectric power. This makes Paraguay the latest nation-state to enter Bitcoin mining, joining El Salvador and Bhutan in using domestic energy resources for state-controlled cryptocurrency operations.
MARA Holdings, the second-largest corporate Bitcoin holder with 53,822 BTC ($3.59 billion), revised its treasury policy to allow selling Bitcoin reserves under certain circumstances. The policy shift comes as MARA faces operational challenges with production costs at $87,000 per Bitcoin while current prices are around $66,690, plus upcoming debt obligations in 2027.
Core Scientific announced plans to sell nearly all of its Bitcoin holdings to fund its transition towards AI and high-performance computing. This move reflects a broader trend in the Bitcoin mining industry as companies pivot away from traditional mining operations.
US Bitcoin mining company MARA filed with the SEC indicating it may sell some of its Bitcoin holdings depending on market conditions. This move reflects the broader trend of mining companies diversifying into AI and high-performance computing operations.
American Bitcoin, led by Eric Trump, has significantly expanded its mining operations by adding 11,298 new mining machines to its Alberta facility. The expansion adds 3 EH/s in new mining capacity, strengthening the company's Bitcoin exposure during current market volatility.
Riot Platforms reported record revenue despite ongoing pressures facing the Bitcoin mining industry. The company's strong financial performance stands out amid broader challenges affecting mining operations across the sector.
Core Scientific, a Bitcoin mining company, plans to sell the majority of its BTC holdings in 2026 to fund its strategic pivot toward AI-focused data centers. The company has already liquidated approximately $175 million worth of bitcoin as part of this transition away from traditional cryptocurrency mining operations.
Bitcoin mining companies Riot and SBI Crypto have reached a $20 million settlement to resolve their Texas mining dispute. The settlement comes after a court significantly limited SBI's bitcoin-linked damages claims, which had originally exceeded $175 million.
Riot Platforms reported record 2025 revenue of $647 million, with $576 million coming from Bitcoin mining operations. The company holds 18,005 BTC worth approximately $1.6 billion, demonstrating strong performance while other Bitcoin miners face challenges.
Core Scientific shares declined after the Bitcoin mining company reported Q4 earnings that missed revenue expectations. The earnings miss reflects broader challenges facing Bitcoin miners from lower cryptocurrency prices and increased operational costs.
Core Scientific reported declining Q4 revenue from bitcoin mining operations while significantly expanding its data center colocation business. The company's colocation revenue surged to $31.3 million from $8.5 million in 2024 as it diversifies away from pure crypto mining toward infrastructure services.
Riot Platforms achieved record annual revenue of $647 million while expanding into AI and high-performance computing (HPC) operations. Starboard Value estimates the company's AI and HPC pivot could potentially be valued at $21 billion.
MARA Holdings stock rose despite reporting a $1.71 billion net loss in Q4 as the Bitcoin mining company pivots toward AI data center operations. The positive market reaction suggests investors are optimistic about the company's strategic shift from traditional crypto mining to AI infrastructure.
TeraWulf reported Q4 2025 losses of $1.66 per share as Bitcoin mining revenue declined, missing analyst estimates. However, the company secured $12.8 billion in AI and high-performance computing contracts, positioning it for potential growth in 2026.
TeraWulf reported 20.3% revenue growth to $168.5 million in 2025 while posting wider losses as the company accelerates its strategic pivot from Bitcoin mining to AI and high-performance computing services.
MARA Holdings shares gained after the Bitcoin mining company announced plans to convert U.S. mining sites into AI-ready data center campuses. However, analysts note that securing confirmed tenants will be crucial for the success of this strategic pivot to AI infrastructure.
American Bitcoin, the mining company co-founded by Eric and Donald Trump Jr., reported a significant $59.45 million net loss in Q4 2025. The substantial loss was attributed to weakening cryptocurrency prices during the quarter.
Bitcoin miner Hut 8 reported a massive $279 million Q4 loss despite experiencing growth in its compute revenue segment. The company is pivoting toward AI infrastructure with a significant 15-year, $7 billion AI data center lease agreement, though digital asset losses continue to weigh on overall performance.
Canaan acquired a 49% stake in three operational Bitcoin mining facilities in Texas for $40 million, adding 120 MW of power capacity and 4.4 EH/s of hashrate to its operations. This acquisition significantly expands Canaan's mining infrastructure footprint in the United States.
