bitcoin mining
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BitFuFu’s October 2026 ASIC fleet improved to 16.3 J/TH while Bitcoin production fell 18%. SEC data show why mining efficiency and BTC output diverged.
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Core Scientific plans to finish Bitcoin mining by year-end 2026, after AI colocation revenue reached $215.4 million and 485 MW began billing in Q3.
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Liquid Energy’s NanoDC packs AI inference, fold-out solar panels, batteries and air cooling into a modular steel enclosure that echoes Bitcoin mining pods. Its operating claims await field verification.
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Investment manager VanEck argued on November 4 that Bitcoin miners converting facilities into artificial intelligence data centers had been caught in an indiscriminate market selloff. Its tracked group of powered-shell providers declined about 35% on average during October, although VanEck reported no cancellations of signed leases among the public companies it analyzed. The assessment is…
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IREN reports $200 million of AI Cloud revenue as Bitcoin mining contracts. Its contracted $4 billion annualized-revenue goal shifts to 2027 while GPU infrastructure funding needs remain.
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American Bitcoin added 425 BTC to its reserve, but Q3 output fell and reported mining cost per coin rose to $42,100 as seasonal power costs pressured margins.
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TeraWulf secured a Google credit backstop and signed Fluor for construction of its 401 MW Kentucky AI campus under Anthropic’s 20-year lease.
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Riot Platforms signs a 15-year $28 billion Corsicana powered-land lease covering 910 MW of IT capacity. The deal is not an electricity purchase agreement.
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AIB is converting a closed 40 MW South Carolina Bitcoin mining site into a proposed 50 MW AI colocation campus for Nebius, backed by a separate 65 MW utility agreement.
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Eurostat’s latest EU household electricity averages range from €0.11 to €0.39/kWh. A 3 kW Bitcoin miner could consume 26,280 kWh annually—but these are illustrative costs, not mining tariffs.
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Bitcoin transaction fees made up only 0.38%–0.85% of miners’ daily rewards from October 24 through November 1, 2026. Original charts show why subsidy still dominates.
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A November 1 mining calculation finds a 200 TH/s Antminer S21 grosses about $6.60 daily, with electricity-only break-even near 7.86¢/kWh.
