# Пов'язані статті щодо Bitcoin Mining

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New research says quantum computers won’t break Bitcoin mining — but here’s what could

New research challenges the widely held concern that quantum computers could overpower Bitcoin's mining system. The study, titled "Kardashev-scale Quantum Computing for Bitcoin Mining," concludes that while quantum algorithms like Grover’s could theoretically accelerate mining, real-world constraints—such as reversible hashing, error correction, and Bitcoin’s 10-minute block window—make such an attack impractical. A viable quantum mining operation would require millions of qubits and energy consumption comparable to a national power grid, approaching Kardashev Type II civilization levels. Instead, the more immediate quantum threat lies in cryptographic vulnerabilities: Shor’s algorithm could break the public-key cryptography securing Bitcoin wallets. This shifts the focus from mining competition to the need for quantum-resistant security upgrades.

ambcrypto04/08 16:02

New research says quantum computers won’t break Bitcoin mining — but here’s what could

ambcrypto04/08 16:02

Bitfarms grows revenue 72%, but losses widen – Here’s why!

Bitcoin mining faces significant pressure as hashprice drops to $30–$35, well below production costs of $80,000–$88,000 per BTC, leading to losses of $17,000–$19,000 per coin. Despite this, miners like Bitfarms continue expanding hashrate. Bitfarms reported a 72% revenue increase to $229 million, but net losses widened to $209 million due to non-cash accounting charges, including depreciation and Bitcoin price volatility. In response, the company is pivoting to high-performance computing (HPC) and AI infrastructure, with 2.2 GW of power capacity in development, aiming for more predictable revenue streams. This strategic shift may reposition Bitfarms as an infrastructure-focused business, reducing reliance on Bitcoin's cyclical volatility.

ambcrypto04/02 04:02

Bitfarms grows revenue 72%, but losses widen – Here’s why!

ambcrypto04/02 04:02

Losing $19,000 Per Mined Coin, Bitcoin Mining Companies Collectively Flee to AI

Facing unsustainable losses of approximately $19,000 per Bitcoin mined due to rising costs and stagnant BTC prices, major public mining firms are pivoting aggressively toward AI infrastructure. According to a CoinShares report, these companies have signed over $70 billion in AI and high-performance computing contracts, with AI revenue projected to reach 70% of total income by 2026. To fund this transition, miners are taking on significant debt and selling Bitcoin holdings—over 15,000 BTC have been liquidated collectively. This shift is reducing Bitcoin’s network security, as hash rate has dropped from 1,160 EH/s to 920 EH/s. Market valuations now favor AI-exposed miners at 12.3x forward revenue, compared to 5.9x for pure-play miners. The industry’s future depends heavily on Bitcoin’s price: a recovery to $100,000 could slow the AI transition, while prices below $70,000 may accelerate the move away from mining.

marsbit03/29 04:33

Losing $19,000 Per Mined Coin, Bitcoin Mining Companies Collectively Flee to AI

marsbit03/29 04:33

BitFuFu Reports 2025 Revenue of $476 Million, Cloud Hashrate Revenue Up 29.4% Year-Over-Year

BitFuFu Inc. (Nasdaq: FUFU) reported unaudited financial results for the full year ended December 31, 2025. Total revenue reached $476 million, a 2.7% increase from 2024, driven by growth in cloud mining and mining machine sales. Cloud mining revenue grew significantly by 29.4% year-over-year to $351 million, supported by increased demand and customer retention, achieving a 100% net dollar retention rate. Mining equipment sales revenue surged 76.1% to $53.7 million. However, the company reported a net loss of $57.4 million, compared to a net profit of $54 million in 2024, primarily due to fair value losses on digital assets and market-driven equipment write-downs. Adjusted EBITDA was $8.32 million. Operational highlights include a total managed hash rate of 26.1 EH/s, an 11.1% increase from the previous year, and 478 MW of hosted power capacity. The platform’s registered users grew to 675,765. The company and its clients produced approximately 10 Bitcoin per day on average. Looking ahead to 2026, BitFuFu plans to focus on expanding its cloud mining scale, strengthening power and hash rate resources, improving operational reliability, optimizing capital allocation, and increasing its Bitcoin holdings.

marsbit03/20 11:00

BitFuFu Reports 2025 Revenue of $476 Million, Cloud Hashrate Revenue Up 29.4% Year-Over-Year

marsbit03/20 11:00

Controversy-Plagued Bitmain Finds Its Strongest Backer in the United States

Bloomberg reports that Bitmain, the dominant Chinese Bitcoin miner manufacturer once investigated by the U.S. for potential national security risks, has formed a major commercial alliance with Eric Trump, son of former President Donald Trump. Despite previous U.S. government concerns—including a 2024 White House order to remove Bitmain machines near a nuclear missile base and a Homeland Security probe into potential remote manipulation risks—Bitmain is now partnering with Trump’s American Bitcoin Corp. The company plans to deploy thousands of Bitmain’s Antminers in the U.S., including a massive Texas mining facility. Bitmain, which maintains over 80% market share but remains highly secretive about its leadership and structure, has also announced plans to open a U.S. assembly plant. The partnership represents a dramatic turnaround for Bitmain, leveraging political connections to expand despite ongoing regulatory and security concerns.

marsbit03/18 09:10

Controversy-Plagued Bitmain Finds Its Strongest Backer in the United States

marsbit03/18 09:10

Middle East at War, Hong Kong Benefits? A Certain Fingerprint Browser Hacked, Circle Still Rising...

The article discusses several trending topics in the crypto space over the past 24 hours. Key points include: - Capital inflows into Hong Kong and Singapore, with some attributing recent gains in Hong Kong stocks to Middle Eastern funds entering the market. - A security breach involving Morelogin, a fingerprint browser, with users reporting stolen data and funds. - Circle's stock surge, attributed to its stablecoin USDC's growing role in payments, potentially competing with traditional players like Stripe. - Innovative use of Bitcoin mining waste heat for farming in the Netherlands, reducing energy costs. - Robert Kiyosaki's predictions of BTC reaching $750,000 and ETH $95,000, though his past forecasts have been inaccurate. The content is sourced from social media and does not constitute investment advice.

比推03/17 23:08

Middle East at War, Hong Kong Benefits? A Certain Fingerprint Browser Hacked, Circle Still Rising...

比推03/17 23:08

Riot Financial Report Breakdown: When BTC Falls Below $74K, Miners Can't Even Cover Electricity Costs

Based on Riot Platforms' financial data, this analysis deconstructs Bitcoin mining costs into three distinct layers: electricity, operational, and accounting. At a BTC price of $67,200, a miner with modern ASICs and a $0.0667/kWh electricity rate (like in Texas) can cover its direct power cost ($64,635/BTC) for a slim profit. However, adding Riot's non-power operational expenses ($9,809/BTC) pushes the operational breakeven to ~$74,444, resulting in a loss. Further incorporating non-cash depreciation ($39,687/BTC) raises the full accounting breakeven to ~$114,130, indicating significant losses at the corporate level. The model projects that only a BTC price of $126,000 would make mining profitable across all three layers for Riot before the next halving. This framework demonstrates that a mining operation can be cash-flow positive from electricity while remaining unprofitable from operational and accounting perspectives, highlighting the substantial gap between simply running machines and running a profitable public company. The analysis underscores that machine efficiency and electricity rates are critical, as older hardware carries a persistent cost disadvantage.

marsbit03/09 10:10

Riot Financial Report Breakdown: When BTC Falls Below $74K, Miners Can't Even Cover Electricity Costs

marsbit03/09 10:10

State-Backed French Energy Giant Engie Eyes Bitcoin Mining

State-backed French energy giant Engie is exploring the possibility of pairing bitcoin mining data centers or battery storage with its new Assu Sol solar project in Brazil. The aim is to use bitcoin mining as a grid-balancing tool and revenue source, rather than a standalone industrial bet, especially as the plant faces output curtailments due to grid constraints. With 895 MWp of installed capacity, the project has been affected by renewable energy curtailment issues common in Brazil. Engie’s evaluation is part of a broader infrastructure planning process and not an imminent launch, with implementation expected to take a couple of years. This approach reflects a growing trend where bitcoin mining is viewed as a flexible demand source for excess power.

bitcoinist02/24 19:34

State-Backed French Energy Giant Engie Eyes Bitcoin Mining

bitcoinist02/24 19:34

UAE’s $450M Bitcoin mining haul faces market drop — But miners aren’t selling

Despite Bitcoin's recent price decline to around $66,000, on-chain data from Arkham reveals that UAE-linked mining operations have mined over $450 million worth of Bitcoin, with an estimated $344 million in unrealized profit. Notably, these miners have not engaged in significant selling over the past four months, even as market conditions weakened. This holding strategy contrasts with previous downturns where miners often sold to cover costs. The Miner Revenue (MIREV) indicator remains stable, well above capitulation levels, indicating miners are not under financial stress. This suggests a strategic, long-term accumulation approach supported by low-cost energy and strong financing, reducing one potential source of selling pressure in the market.

ambcrypto02/19 18:29

UAE’s $450M Bitcoin mining haul faces market drop — But miners aren’t selling

ambcrypto02/19 18:29

BitRiver’s Parent Firm Enters Bankruptcy Monitoring as CEO Faces House Arrest

Russia's largest bitcoin mining firm, BitRiver, is facing severe financial and legal turmoil. The parent company, Fox Group LLC, was placed under court-ordered bankruptcy monitoring in January 2026. The bankruptcy was triggered by a petition from energy giant En+ and its subsidiary, who paid over 700 million rubles for undelivered mining equipment. Subsequent investigations revealed insufficient funds for repayment, leading to frozen bank accounts. BitRiver is burdened by massive debts, including 133 million rubles to En+, 640 million to Irkutsk Electric Grid, and 168 million to NTEK, totaling over 940 million rubles. The company has faced layoffs, salary delays, and a mass exodus of senior management since early 2025, causing a sharp decline in operations. Founder and CEO Igor Runets is under house arrest on tax evasion charges. Once controlling 50% of Russia's bitcoin mining market with 15 data centers, BitRiver's downfall highlights the vulnerabilities of large crypto miners to rising power costs and legal pressures.

TheNewsCrypto02/02 15:28

BitRiver’s Parent Firm Enters Bankruptcy Monitoring as CEO Faces House Arrest

TheNewsCrypto02/02 15:28

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