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Blog • December 12, 2025 - Valentin Rousseau
This article explains where Bitcoin mining is heading by 2028. It looks at how quickly miners are adding new power capacity, how much more efficient the next generation of ASICs will be, and how these factors could push the network hashrate to record levels. It also breaks down future mining economics — including expected revenue, costs, and margins — and shows why mining continues to run in cycles driven by halvings and constant hardware upgrades. Finally, it highlights a big question for the future: as efficiency gains slow and energy becomes more competitive, only miners with very low power costs may survive, which could impact Bitcoin’s long-term security.
Read More...Blog • December 5, 2025 - Valentin Rousseau
Are Bitcoin miners creating or destroying shareholder value through dilution? This second part of our research examines how public miners fund hashrate growth—and whether the value of the Bitcoin they produce ultimately exceeds the cost of issuing new shares.
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Blog • December 2, 2025 - Valentin Rousseau
Public Bitcoin miners raised billions from 2022–2025, mostly through equity and convertible notes. Even with all that capital, hashrate growth often lagged because funds went to operations, BTC strategies, and now HPC projects. By 2024–2025, financing hit new highs as miners shifted toward AI/HPC and away from pure BTC mining. Equity will remain important, but miners need smarter financing as the industry becomes more competitive and diversified.
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