Bitcoin miners
Coverage of Bitcoin miners in the Nexus archive.
- Paraguay Earns More From Bitcoin Miners Even as Half of Them Leave
Paraguay’s state utility ANDE anticipates $350 million in Bitcoin mining tariffs in 2026, an increase from $295 million in 2025 and $100 million in 2024. The number of legal miners fell by 42%, from 71 in early 2025 to 41 in 2026.
- AI’s power crunch turns Bitcoin miners’ grid access into an asset
Bitcoin miners possess grid access that AI companies require, but repurposing their existing mining facilities into profitable data centers presents significant challenges. The transition from Bitcoin mining to data center operations is not straightforward despite the potential asset value of their infrastructure.
- Bitcoin miners face deepening margin squeeze as revenue falls below production costs
Bitcoin miners are experiencing reduced profitability as revenue drops below production costs, with an estimated 20% now operating at a loss. This financial strain is also evident at the network level.
- New Texas power grid allocation framework could lift bitcoin miners turned data center operators
The new Texas power grid allocation framework may benefit bitcoin miners who have transitioned to data center operators. The Electric Reliability Council of Texas reports that data centers account for nearly 90% of the state's 438 GW large-load demand.
- Bitcoin Miners Emerge as 'Power Landlords' of AI Boom—And Revenue Will Surge: Bernstein
Bernstein is bullish on Bitcoin miners powering the AI boom, assigning 'Outperform' ratings to TeraWulf and Cipher Digital. The firm highlights Bitcoin miners as key enablers of AI growth through energy infrastructure.
- 5 Reasons Corporations Should Sell Bitcoin
The article argues that corporations should consider selling Bitcoin from their treasuries under specific circumstances, contrary to the popular 'HODL' philosophy. It outlines reasons including improving Bitcoin per share metrics, optimizing cost of capital, and funding better investments, using examples like Strategy's potential sales and Bitcoin miners' Q1 2026 AI pivot funding.
- Bitcoin Merch
A user pre-ordered Bitcoin miners from Bitcoin Merch in December, with promised shipping in 6-8 weeks. The company delayed shipments until April, then failed to communicate further, causing the 120-day refund period to expire. The user reports no response from Bitcoin Merch and a $800 loss.
- Adam Back Sees Upside as Bitcoin Miners Shift to AI
Adam Back, a notable figure in the cryptocurrency space, highlights potential benefits as Bitcoin miners transition to artificial intelligence. This shift suggests a growing intersection between blockchain technology and AI advancements.
- AI Pivot Pushes Bitcoin Miners Toward a 70% Revenue Milestone
The article discusses how the shift towards AI technology is driving Bitcoin miners closer to achieving a 70% revenue milestone. This pivot highlights the growing integration of AI in cryptocurrency operations, enhancing profitability for miners.
- Bitcoin miners are losing $19,000 on every BTC produced as difficulty drops 7.8%
Bitcoin miners are experiencing a $19,000 loss per BTC produced due to a 7.8% drop in network difficulty. The decrease in mining difficulty has led to reduced profitability for miners.