Former President Trump’s push for Bitcoin to be “mined, minted, and made” in the U.S. is challenging the dominance of Chinese companies Bitmain, Canaan, and Whatsminer, which control the majority of the Bitcoin mining hardware market.

Despite these efforts, Chinese firms continue to lead, while U.S. companies like Block, led by Jack Dorsey, are making strides with innovations like the MDK hashboard.

Additionally, proprietary control boards developed by American firms such as Foundry and Epic are emerging as potential alternatives to Chinese hardware​.

The shift towards American-made Bitcoin mining hardware aligns with broader U.S. goals of reducing dependency on foreign technology, especially as geopolitical tensions with China rise.

While Bitmain and its counterparts remain dominant, the emergence of U.S.-based solutions could pave the way for a more diversified and secure global supply chain. However, scaling these efforts to match the well-established Chinese manufacturers will be a significant challenge for American companies.

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