比特币挖矿难度飙升近15%创历史新高、比特小鹿清算全部比特币持有等Wu Blockchain1.Mempool创始人Mononaut表示，比特币挖矿难度飙升近15%至144.4T（万亿），创下有记录以来挖矿难度绝对增幅最大，几乎完全抵消之前大幅下调的影响。阅读更多2.比特币挖矿公司Bitdeer发布每周BTC更新：截至2026年2月20日，该公司自营比特币持有量为0 BTC（不包括客户存款）。本周共挖出 189.8 BTC，全部卖出，导致 BTC 净变动为-943.1 BTC。Bitdeer 创始人吴忌寒回应称，目前持有 0 BTC，并不意味着公司未来将保持零比特币仓位。Bitdeer 在 X 上表示，其出售比特币的决定不应引起市场担忧。该公司目前正在评估多个无约束力的电力和土地收购机会，并认为提前保持流动性是一项审慎的策略。它强调其算力将继续增长，并将继续保持领先地位。
阅读更多3.QCP Capital指出，美国前总统唐纳德·特朗普将全球关税从10%提高到15%后，宏观风险情绪减弱。比特币在亚洲早盘时段跌破 65,000 美元，引发约 2.3 亿美元的多头清算。目前价格仍远低于估计的约 84,000 美元的平均挖矿成本，增加了矿业公司的流动性压力。 Bitdeer 已经清算了其 BTC 储备，一些矿商正在转向人工智能相关业务。不过，与今年早些时候相比，抛售压力似乎更加有限。期权偏差并未显着扩大，ETF 流量类似于基差交易平仓而不是广泛退出，表明头寸正在调整
Global Crypto Mining News in February：Bitcoin Mining Difficulty Surges Nearly 15% to a Record High, Bitdeer Liquidates Entire Bitcoin Holdings, etc
Author | Wu Blockchain
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According to Mononaut, founder of Mempool, Bitcoin mining difficulty surged nearly 15% to 144.4T (trillion), marking the largest absolute increase in mining difficulty on record and almost fully offsetting the previous significant downward adjustment.
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Bitcoin mining company Bitdeer released its weekly BTC update: as of February 20, 2026, the company’s proprietary Bitcoin holdings stood at 0 BTC (excluding customer deposits). During the week, it mined 189.8 BTC, all of which were sold, resulting in a net BTC change of -943.1 BTC.
Bitdeer founder Jihan Wu responded that holding 0 BTC at present does not mean the company will maintain a zero-Bitcoin position in the future.
Bitdeer stated on X that its decision to sell Bitcoin should not be a cause for market concern. The company is currently evaluating multiple non-binding power and land acquisition opportunities and believes maintaining liquidity in advance is a prudent strategy. It emphasized that its hash rate will continue to grow and that it will keep mining more Bitcoin in the interest of shareholders.
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QCP Capital noted that after former U.S. President Donald Trump raised global tariffs from 10% to 15%, macro risk sentiment weakened. BTC fell below $65,000 during the Asian morning session, triggering approximately $230 million in long liquidations.
The current price remains significantly below the estimated average mining cost of around $84,000, increasing liquidity pressure on mining companies. Bitdeer has already liquidated its BTC reserves, and some miners are pivoting toward AI-related businesses.
However, selling pressure appears more contained compared to earlier this year. Options skew has not widened significantly, and ETF flows resemble basis trade unwinding rather than a broad exit, suggesting positions are being adjusted rather than fully withdrawn.
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Bitdeer Technologies Group (NASDAQ: BTDR) disclosed its unaudited mining and operational results for January 2026. The company mined 668 BTC on a proprietary basis, representing a 430% year-over-year increase, bringing its total Bitcoin holdings to 1,530 BTC.
Its proprietary hash rate reached 63.2 EH/s. The company continues deploying its self-developed SEALMINER machines while gradually phasing out older third-party mining equipment.
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Bitcoin mining company Bitdeer (NASDAQ: BTDR) announced its intention to privately offer $300 million aggregate principal amount of convertible senior notes due 2032, and plans to grant the initial purchasers an option to buy up to an additional $45 million in notes.
A portion of the net proceeds will be used to fund the cost of capped call transactions and to repurchase part of its 5.25% convertible notes due 2029. The remaining proceeds are expected to be allocated primarily toward data center expansion, high-performance computing (HPC) and AI cloud business development, ASIC miner research and manufacturing, as well as working capital and other general corporate purposes.
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Canaan Inc. announced the acquisition of a 49% equity stake in Cipher Mining’s (NASDAQ: CIFR) Alborz, Bear, and Chief Mountain mining projects (the “ABC Projects”) for approximately $39.75 million. The projects are located in West Texas and have a total power capacity of 120 MW, with a current operating hash rate of approximately 4.4 EH/s. Canaan also purchased 6,840 Avalon A15Pro mining machines as part of the transaction.
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Canaan Inc. (NASDAQ: CAN) released its unaudited Bitcoin mining update for January 2026. The company mined 83 BTC during the month, bringing its cryptocurrency reserves to a record 1,778 BTC and 3,951 ETH. Its total deployed hash rate reached 10.07 EH/s, with an operating hash rate of 6.63 EH/s. The average fleet efficiency was 24.2 J/TH.
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Despite reporting its strongest quarterly results in three years, Canaan Inc. saw its share price fall 7% to $0.56 on Tuesday.
The earnings report showed that fourth-quarter revenue increased 121.1% year-over-year to $196.3 million, while Bitcoin mining revenue rose 98.5% year-over-year to $30.4 million. The company currently holds 1,750 BTC (valued at approximately $120 million) and 3,950 ETH.
Although quarterly hash rate sales reached a record high, with 14.6 EH/s shipped, the stock has declined 18.1% year-to-date and remains below the $1 minimum bid requirement it must regain before July to avoid potential delisting from Nasdaq. (Cointelegraph)
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Russia’s largest bank, Sberbank, plans to offer crypto-backed loans to corporate clients and has expressed willingness to work with the Central Bank of Russia to further refine the relevant regulatory framework.
At the end of 2025, Sberbank issued a pilot crypto-backed loan to crypto mining company Intelion Data, with the collateral consisting of cryptocurrencies it had mined. The size of the loan was not disclosed.
The Central Bank of Russia classifies cryptocurrencies as foreign currency assets, allowing trading but prohibiting their use for domestic payments. The relevant legislative framework is expected to be finalized by July 1, 2026. (Reuters)
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Russia’s ninth-largest bank, Sovcombank, stated that it has begun offering Bitcoin-backed loans to individuals and businesses that legally hold digital assets, claiming to be the first major Russian bank to launch such a product.
However, state-owned Sberbank had already issued a similar pilot loan in December 2025 to mining company Intelion Data.
Amid ongoing regulatory uncertainty, the scale of crypto-collateralized lending remains limited. Nevertheless, Russian banks are accelerating efforts to explore financing models that enable clients to “exchange crypto for liquidity,” allowing mining companies and crypto-holding enterprises to obtain funding without selling their digital assets. (CoinDesk)
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JPMorgan analysts stated that Bitcoin miner Bitdeer’s proprietary hash rate has reached 63.2 EH/s, surpassing the 60.4 EH/s disclosed by MARA, making it the publicly listed mining company with the highest proprietary hash rate.
Bitdeer added approximately 8 EH/s over the past month, primarily driven by the deployment of its self-developed SEALMINER machines.
Over the past year, MARA has shifted its focus toward AI and digital infrastructure and no longer discloses its total Bitcoin production. However, considering the scale of its large joint venture mining operations in the Middle East, MARA may still maintain an advantage in terms of overall hash rate. (Decrypt)
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French utility company Engie is evaluating the deployment of an energy storage system or a Bitcoin mining data center at its Assu Sol solar power plant in northeastern Brazil, which has an installed capacity of 895 MWp, in order to mitigate the impact of power curtailment on project revenues.
Since 2023, Brazil’s solar and wind projects have faced widespread curtailment pressures due to insufficient grid absorption capacity, rapid growth in renewable energy installations, and the expansion of distributed solar generation. Engie is studying ways to improve utilization through localized power consumption, including mining or energy storage, though such solutions are expected to take several years to materialize. (Reuters)
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The Fractal Bitcoin network announced that it successfully activated the FIP-101 node upgrade at block height 1,500,000, completing the first phase of consensus changes and initiating standardized index construction.
The upgrade received support from major mining pools including Foundry, AntPool, ViaBTC, F2Pool, and Binance Pool, collectively representing approximately 85% of the total Bitcoin network hash rate.
Fractal’s block production structure will gradually transition from a 1:2 model of merged mining to independent mining to a 1:1:1 tri-model structure consisting of merged mining, independent mining, and index-based block production. Index nodes will be integrated into the core layer of block production and incentive mechanisms, with a “hash power + indexing” coordinated consensus model providing support for staking and reward distribution.
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Crypto investment firm Paradigm stated in its latest research report that Bitcoin mining should be viewed as a grid asset rather than an energy burden.
Paradigm noted that Bitcoin mining is often mistakenly conflated with AI data centers. In reality, miners represent a form of flexible electricity demand, capable of dynamically adjusting power consumption based on electricity prices and grid conditions-curtailing load during periods of grid stress and increasing consumption when surplus power is available.
The report estimates that Bitcoin mining currently accounts for approximately 0.23% of global energy consumption and about 0.08% of global carbon emissions. Furthermore, due to the block reward halving every four years, long-term energy consumption growth is constrained by economic incentives. (Cointelegraph)
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Well-known Russian brokerage Finam has registered a cryptocurrency mining-focused investment fund with the Central Bank of Russia and plans to begin trading fund units in the coming days. Finam Chairman of the Board Vladislav Kochetkov stated that the fund is currently in the final stages of operational preparation and that the firm intends to launch a series of additional investment products related to digital asset mining in the future. The fund’s computing infrastructure is located in the Ardatov district of the Republic of Mordovia, connected to local natural gas infrastructure. It utilizes distributed gas-fired power generation to supply electricity to mining machines, aiming to reduce operating costs and improve efficiency. (Bitsmedia)
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Hut 8 reported its full-year 2025 results, recording a net loss of $248 million, compared with a net profit of $331.4 million in 2024. The company stated that the performance was primarily impacted by approximately $220 million in unrealized digital asset losses.
Revenue for the period increased to $235.1 million, up from $162.4 million in the prior year.
Hut 8 also emphasized its transition from a Bitcoin mining company to a power and AI infrastructure developer. In 2025, it signed a 15-year AI leasing agreement, financially backed by Google, with a base contract value of approximately $7 billion, and reported that its development pipeline reached 8.5 GW as of the end of 2025. (The Block)
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Activist investor Starboard Value is urging Riot Platforms to accelerate its transition from Bitcoin mining to AI data centers and high-performance computing (HPC).
In a letter to Riot’s board of directors, Starboard noted that Riot controls approximately 1.7 gigawatts (GW) of power capacity across its Corsicana and Rockdale sites in Texas. If these resources were monetized for AI/HPC use, similar to industry peers, the company could potentially generate more than $1.6 billion in annual EBITDA. (TheEnergyMag)
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Police in the Komi Republic in northwestern Russia have uncovered an illegal cryptocurrency mining operation. A 39-year-old farmer is accused of running more than 80 ASIC mining machines inside a converted barn and stealing electricity by illegally connecting to the power grid, causing an estimated $80,000 in electricity losses.
Local authorities stated that he bypassed the electricity meter and drew power directly from a substation, and had not registered his mining activities with the federal tax authorities.
The Komi Republic plans to build 15 cryptocurrency mining data centers by 2026, aiming to establish itself as a new Bitcoin mining hub in Russia. Two projects have already begun construction. (DL News)
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On February 25, a fire broke out in Wenatchee, Washington, reportedly linked to local Bitcoin mining activities. Local fire authorities responded to the scene, but details regarding damages and whether there were any casualties have not yet been disclosed.
Relevant authorities are investigating the cause of the fire and whether the mining facility complied with local safety regulations. As of now, the name of the facility involved and the direct cause of the fire have not been made public. (TheEnergyMag)
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MARA Holdings Inc. has partnered with Starwood Capital Group, led by Barry Sternlicht, to convert part of its Bitcoin mining sites into high-performance computing (HPC) data centers supporting artificial intelligence and cloud services.
Starwood Digital Ventures will be responsible for the design, leasing, construction, and operation of the facilities, while MARA will provide the sites. The project will have an initial capacity of approximately 1 gigawatt (GW), with the potential to scale up to 2.5 GW. Financial terms were not disclosed.
The two parties will jointly own the projects, with MARA retaining the option to hold up to a 50% equity stake and share in the associated costs and profits. (Bloomberg)
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Matthew Sigel, Head of Digital Assets Research at VanEck, stated that Bitcoin’s recent decline was not triggered by a single black swan event, but rather by a confluence of five factors:
First, rapid deleveraging, with Bitcoin futures open interest falling from $61 billion to $49 billion within one week.
Second, rising miner selling pressure, as some mining companies were forced to liquidate holdings amid difficulties securing financing for AI-related transitions.
Third, cooling enthusiasm around the AI narrative, with uncertainty surrounding returns on massive investments in computing power and infrastructure.
Fourth, renewed discussions of quantum computing risks, raising concerns about Bitcoin’s cryptographic security.
Fifth, the resurgence of four-year cycle psychology shaping market sentiment.Sigel believes the current deleveraging resembles a “synchronized pullback” rather than a disorderly capitulation, potentially creating cleaner conditions for medium- to long-term positioning over the next one to two years. He also noted that he has begun increasing his spot Bitcoin holdings. (DL News)
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Bitcoin mining company Hive announced that for its fiscal third quarter ended December 31, 2025, revenue reached $93.1 million, representing a 219% year-over-year increase and a 7% quarter-over-quarter increase.
Hive attributed the revenue growth to the expansion of its Bitcoin mining hash rate fleet and its BUZZ high-performance computing (HPC) platform.
However, due to “accelerated depreciation and non-cash revaluation adjustments related to its Paraguay expansion,” Hive reported a net loss of $91.3 million, which offset the gains from its revenue growth. (The Block)
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Bitcoin mining company Cango Inc. (NYSE: CANG) announced that it has completed the previously disclosed $10.5 million equity investment from Enduring Wealth Capital Limited (EWCL).
In addition, the company has entered into definitive agreements with entities wholly owned by Chairman Xin Jin and Director Chang-Wei Chiu, under which these entities agreed to make an additional $65 million equity investment in the company. The subscription price for the additional investment in Class A ordinary shares is $1.32 per share.
Cango stated that it will use the proceeds to further develop its integrated energy and AI computing power platform business.
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Delin Holdings (1709 HK) released its Bitcoin mining update for January 2026.
In January, the company produced 51.937 BTC, averaging 1.675 BTC per day. Its effective hash rate increased from 3.36 EH/s at the beginning of the period to 4.03 EH/s by the end of the period.
Bitcoin holdings stood at 32.618 BTC at the beginning of the period, with no disposals, and increased to 84.555 BTC by the end of the period.
The company currently operates 9,148 mining machines with a total hash rate of approximately 4 EH/s, producing around 1.7 BTC per day. For full-year 2026, production is projected at 600–700 BTC.
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Bitcoin mining company TeraWulf reported its full-year 2025 results: total revenue reached $168.5 million, up 20.3% year-over-year, with $16.9 million contributed by its HPC leasing business.
Net loss widened to $661.4 million, compared with $72.4 million in 2024. On a non-GAAP basis, adjusted EBITDA showed a loss of $23.1 million.
In the fourth quarter, digital asset revenue totaled $26.1 million, declining quarter-over-quarter (Q3: $43.4 million), primarily due to lower Bitcoin production and prices. Meanwhile, HPC leasing revenue rose to $9.7 million, up from $7.2 million in the third quarter. (The Block)
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Bitcoin mining company NFN8 Group announced that it filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in Texas on February 2 and plans to sell all of its assets under court supervision.
Court filings indicate that NFN8 faced sustained operating cash flow pressure due to a fire at its core mining facility, leasing obligations stemming from a sale-leaseback equipment model, and a sharp decline in hash price to historical lows following the Bitcoin halving.
The company disclosed that it operates mining sites in Crystal City, Texas, as well as multiple locations in Iowa, with more than 5,000 self-owned mining machines. NFN8 estimates its total assets to be less than $50,000, with liabilities ranging between $1 million and $10 million. (The Miner Mag)
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Crypto mining company Soluna announced an expansion of its partnership with Blockware, adding 6 MW of Bitcoin mining capacity at its Project Dorothy 1 site.
Soluna stated that the expansion builds on the progress of the existing project and demonstrates its ability to scale operations in renewable energy-powered, grid-friendly data centers.
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TeraWulf disclosed that CEO Paul Prager has adopted a Rule 10b5–1 trading plan, under which he may sell up to 1.65 million shares between March and August 2026, subject to price conditions.
The company’s annual report indicates that it is accelerating its transition from Bitcoin mining to AI/HPC hosting services, with full-year Bitcoin production totaling 1,496 BTC.
TeraWulf has also divested certain mining equipment to free up capacity for HPC deployment and is developing a 168 MW HPC campus in Texas in partnership with Fluidstack. (The Miner Mag)
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The key profitability metric for Bitcoin mining, hash price, has fallen to a record low, with revenue at approximately $0.03 per TH/s per day, according to data from Luxor Technology. The biweekly mining difficulty adjustment is projected to decline by more than 13%.
Amid Bitcoin dropping below $70,000, rising energy costs, and the impact of U.S. winter storms, multiple mining companies have been forced to shut down portions of their equipment, while U.S.-listed mining stocks have also weakened. Although some miners are attempting to pivot their data centers toward AI computing to diversify risk, revenue remains largely dependent on mining. Higher electricity prices and weather-related outages have further compressed industry profit margins. (Bloomberg)
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CleanSpark released its operational update for January 2026. The company mined 573 BTC during the month, averaging 18.47 BTC per day, with a peak daily production of 21.77 BTC.
Its operating hash rate reached a peak of 50 EH/s, with an average of 42.6 EH/s. The company has deployed approximately 248,400 mining machines.
As of January 31, CleanSpark held 13,513 BTC, of which 1,894 BTC were pledged as collateral for derivatives or classified as receivables. In January, the company sold 158.63 BTC, generating $14.55 million in revenue at an average sale price of $91,752 per BTC.
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Bitcoin mining company MARA reported its Q4 2025 results, with revenue declining 6% year-over-year to $202.3 million. Due to the decline in Bitcoin prices, the company recognized approximately $1.5 billion in fair value losses on digital assets, resulting in a net loss of $1.7 billion. Adjusted EBITDA was negative $1.49 billion.
The company’s hash rate increased year-over-year to 66.4 EH/s, but it mined only 2,011 BTC during the quarter. The number of blocks produced fell 15% year-over-year, and the electricity cost per Bitcoin rose to $48,611.
As of year-end, MARA held 53,822 BTC (valued at approximately $470 million based on the quarter-end price), of which 15,315 BTC were lent out or pledged. The company generated approximately $32.1 million in interest income for the full year.
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According to on-chain analytics platform Lookonchain, Bitcoin mining company Marathon Digital Holdings (MARA) transferred a total of 1,318 BTC-worth approximately $86.89 million-to Two Prime, BitGo, and Galaxy Digital over the past roughly 10 hours.
MARA currently holds 52,850 BTC, valued at approximately $3.44 billion, ranking second globally among public companies by Bitcoin holdings.
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American Bitcoin Corp (ABTC), a Bitcoin mining company backed by the Trump family, has seen its stock price plunge amid the broader crypto market downturn and heavy selling pressure following the expiration of internal lock-up periods.
According to its filings, the company reported a net loss of $59 million in Q4 2025. Since its peak in September last year, ABTC’s market value has declined by nearly 90%.
Its latest earnings report showed Q4 revenue of $78.3 million with a gross margin of 53% (indicating mining costs were 53% below the spot price). The company held 5,401 BTC at year-end, and its Bitcoin reserves have since increased to over 6,000 BTC. (Bloomberg)
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Uzbekistan’s National Agency for Perspective Projects (NAPP) has officially issued the country’s first cryptocurrency mining license. The information has been published in the agency’s electronic registry system.
The first company to obtain legal authorization for digital asset mining is private firm NexaGrid. The company received the official license from the competent authority on January 19, 2026.
Its mining equipment will be deployed in the Romitan district of Bukhara region. NexaGrid was registered in Tashkent in April 2025, with a registered capital of 600 million Uzbek som (approximately $50,000). (UzDaily.uz)
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Bhutan has once again sold approximately $6.7 million worth of Bitcoin. Over the past three weeks, the country has conducted Bitcoin sales on a weekly basis.
Bhutan had previously planned to collaborate with Bitdeer Technologies on mining operations, with an expected capacity of up to 600 MW of Bitcoin mining power. However, on-chain data indicates that its mining pace has slowed since the April 2024 halving.
Additionally, Bhutan sold at least $100 million worth of Bitcoin in September and continues to gradually liquidate holdings. Identified wallets linked to the country still hold approximately $372 million worth of Bitcoin. (Arkham)
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Tether announced the launch of its Bitcoin mining operating system, MOS (Mining OS by Tether), positioned as an open-source mining infrastructure operating system.
MOS emphasizes modularity and scalability, offering unified management across energy, hardware, and data layers, with the goal of simplifying Bitcoin mining operations and maintenance.
Official documentation has been released, and developers are invited to join the community for collaboration and discussion.
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Bitcoin mining software and services company Luxor has filed a lawsuit against a former employee and Bitcoin mining infrastructure provider Giga Energy, alleging systematic employee poaching and client interference that resulted in business losses. (Blockspace)
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Butuo County in the Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture of Sichuan Province, China, recently issued a Notice on Prohibiting Virtual Currency Mining Activities, explicitly stating that “virtual currency mining” constitutes obsolete production equipment and processes classified for elimination by the state, and that related activities are considered illegal financial activities.
Such activities may result in loan suspensions, power and internet cutoffs, credit risks, and legal liabilities. Relevant personnel may also face Party, administrative, and legal disciplinary actions.
The notice further states that investments in virtual currencies and related derivatives are deemed invalid civil legal acts, and any resulting losses shall be borne by the investors themselves.
The notice requires a complete ban on all forms of “mining,” including Bitcoin and Ethereum, and calls on township governments, as well as telecommunications and power authorities, to strengthen inspections and enforcement in accordance with jurisdictional and sectoral responsibilities to crack down on illegal mining activities.
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Bitcoin mining company Cango released its Bitcoin production and mining operations update for January. The company mined 496.35 BTC during the month, bringing its total Bitcoin holdings to 7,474.6 BTC as of the end of January.
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Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin mining company Cipher Mining announced plans to offer $2.0 billion in senior secured notes to qualified institutional buyers, subject to market conditions and other factors.
The notes will be guaranteed by Cipher Black Pearl and 11786 Wink LLC. The net proceeds from the offering are expected to be used to fund the remaining construction costs of its high-performance computing (HPC) data center in Wink, Texas, to provide funding for a debt service reserve account, and to cover related fees and expenses.
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According to f2pool, Bitcoin has declined nearly 15% on a weekly basis.
At a BTC price of approximately $75,000, mining machines with an energy efficiency of around 23.3 W/TH are already close to the breakeven point. If prices fall further, higher energy-consumption models will face greater operating pressure.
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The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has mined approximately $453.6 million worth of Bitcoin through its partner Citadel.
On-chain data suggests that the majority of the mined Bitcoin remains held, with the most recent outbound transfer occurring four months ago.
Excluding energy costs, the UAE’s unrealized book profit from Bitcoin mining is currently estimated at approximately $344 million. (Arkham)
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Bitcoin mining company Hut 8 has transferred an additional 1,560 BTC, worth approximately $100 million, into its Coinbase credit collateral custody account.
According to a filing submitted to the SEC on December 22, 2025, Hut 8 amended its agreement with Coinbase to allow for a borrowing capacity of up to $200 million.
As Bitcoin prices decline, Hut 8 may need to pledge additional BTC as collateral to maintain the required loan-to-value (LTV) ratio. (Arkham)
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According to Russian newspaper Kommersant, major Russian Bitcoin mining company BitRiver has been placed under a court-supervised bankruptcy observation procedure due to debt disputes, putting the company at risk of insolvency.
Several of BitRiver’s data centers have been suspended due to regional mining bans, unpaid energy bills, and contractual disputes. The company is reportedly involved in large-scale debt litigation with entities including En+, Rosseti (Russian Grids), and Norilsk Nickel.
Approximately 80% of the company’s senior management has departed, and some assets have reportedly been transferred. Founder and CEO Igor Runets has been placed under house arrest on allegations of tax evasion. Relevant parties are currently negotiating changes in ownership and the disposal of remaining assets.
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