Mining Firms Turn to AI, but New Revenue Streams Still Too Small
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As Bitcoin mining revenue shrinks, operators are shifting aggressively into AI and high-power computing. But according to industry reports, income from AI and HPC services remains far too small to offset collapsing hash prices. The strain follows a spike in sector-wide borrowing, including near-zero-coupon convertible bonds used to survive the downturn. With competition rising and Bitcoin prices softening, miners face a challenging path to profitability.
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AI is promising, but miners need scalable use cases fast.
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New tech adoption is slow—revenue gaps still wide.