bitcoin mining

WhiteBIT has added Bitcoin Lightning deposits, withdrawals, QR payments and account top-ups for its 10 million users, with the infrastructure powered by Voltage.

CBI says September Bitcoin mining yield exceeded 16% and will allocate at least 25% of mining profits to a share-buyback program beginning October 12.

Texas is reviewing the 4CP transmission-cost methodology that rewards large flexible loads for curtailing during four summer peaks, a change that could materially alter Bitcoin mining economics in ERCOT.

Cango cut operating hashrate about 25% from Q1 to Q2 while reducing average cash cost per Bitcoin another 4.7%, as it phased out lower-efficiency S19 miners and shifted some capacity to leasing.

Bitcoin’s seven-day hashrate average rose by 49 EH/s in September as ERCOT’s summer 4CP period ended and curtailed mining capacity returned to the network.

Publicly traded Bitcoin miners now report about 413.8 EH/s, roughly 42% of Bitcoin’s network hashrate, up from 35.26% at the end of 2024 and about 21% in 2023.

BitFuFu’s 51 MW Oklahoma mining site cleared CFIUS review, but a national security agreement limits the facility to specified crypto-mining operations and restricts advanced computing hardware.

Hut 8’s court-approved Poolin deal is worth up to $180 million, with $100 million at closing and as much as $80 million tied to future AI and data-center milestones.

CleanSpark reported 50 EH/s of operational hashrate but averaged 36 EH/s in September 2026, while its contracted power portfolio grew to 1.8 GW.

Public Bitcoin miners shed an estimated 75 EH/s in the first half of 2026—about 7.5% of today’s network and roughly 1.1–1.5 GW of ASIC load.

Bitcoin miner revenue rebounded as much as 78% from July’s low, but hashprice is only about 41% above June’s low and transaction fees remain under 1% of block rewards.

A fresh field report shows how a five-joule efficiency gap let Canaan’s 25 J/TH A1366 keep hashing while the 30 J/TH A1346 spent two months offline.