Bitcoin's Fourth Halving Cuts the Block Reward to 3.125 BTC
The protocol's pre-programmed issuance cut activated at block 840,000, slowing daily issuance to roughly 450 BTC and tightening miner economics overnight.
Daniel Otieno//Apr 20, 2024//4m
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Hashrate Drops to 663 EH/s During Winter Storm Fern
A brutal winter storm forced roughly 40% of global Bitcoin mining capacity offline, with public miners curtailing aggressively to support a stressed power grid.
Roy Atkinson//Dec 15, 2025//6m
AI Workloads Encroach on Bitcoin Mining Power Contracts
Hyperscale AI data center demand is competing aggressively for the same power and transmission slots that miners had been quietly accumulating for years.
Roy Atkinson//Sep 4, 2025//5m
Hashrate Migrates Toward Quebec Hydro Power
Several mid-tier miners have relocated capacity to Quebec, drawn by the province's abundant low-cost hydroelectric power and cooler ambient temperatures.
Roy Atkinson//May 13, 2025//5m
Public Miner Premium to NAV Compresses
After two years of trading at material premiums to underlying Bitcoin holdings, public miners' equity premiums have compressed sharply, with implications for ATM-driven accumulation strategies.
Theresa Volkov//Dec 12, 2025//5m
Texas Bitcoin Miners Curtail Aggressively as Grid Tightens
ERCOT's revised demand-response programs are paying miners more to power down — and the largest operators are leaning into it.
Roy Atkinson//Aug 12, 2025//6m
A Small-Miner Bankruptcy Wave Quietly Clears the Field
Margin compression has triggered a steady stream of Chapter 11 filings among second-tier miners, consolidating hashrate into the largest operators.
Roy Atkinson//Feb 19, 2025//5m
CoreWeave-Style HPC Pivots Tempt the Largest Miners
As CoreWeave's market valuation has demonstrated the multiple traditional public markets pay for AI hosting, the largest miners are exploring more aggressive AI strategies.
Theresa Volkov//Oct 4, 2025//6m