How to Profit from the Next Bitcoin Mining Shake-Up ⚡

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Commercial Bitcoin mining is struggling — and sovereign nations are moving in with near-free electricity. Here’s how you can position yourself for profit:

Understand the shift

Bit Digital CEO Sam Tabar predicts the commercial mining industry could collapse after the next halving (April 2028).

Sovereign miners in Bhutan and Ethiopia can produce BTC at ~$20K, while commercial miners average over $100K.

Lesson: Don’t compete with free-power miners — look for alternative plays.

Look at crypto treasuries

Bit Digital is pivoting to Ethereum treasury holdings instead of mining.

Michael Saylor-style BTC treasury companies are still valid plays.

Lesson: Investing in companies holding large crypto reserves can capture upside without mining risks.

Spot under-the-radar opportunities

Surplus energy from oil, gas, and hydroelectric companies can be monetized with mining or crypto partnerships.

Analysts expect electricity providers to adopt mining operations to balance grids and monetize excess power.

Lesson: Watch for energy-linked mining ventures or ETFs focused on crypto infrastructure.

Timing matters

Bitcoin’s next halving will halve mining revenue, creating potential market shakeouts.

Lesson: Position early by allocating capital to miners or treasury companies that can survive the halving — or to crypto ETFs capturing the upside without operational risk.

Bottom line:
The Bitcoin mining landscape is transforming. By understanding the economics and pivoting toward crypto treasury strategies or energy-backed mining, you can profit from the next wave of institutional and sovereign involvement.