CoreWeave’s (CRWV) $9B all-stock deal to acquire Core Scientific sent CORZ shares tumbling. Why did investors reject the merger? Here’s what you need to know. Core Scientific Plunges The following guest post comes from Bitcoinminingstock.io, the one-stop hub for all things bitcoin mining stocks, educational tools, and industry insights. Originally published on July 3, 2025, […]

The crypto firm behind the leading US-dollar pegged stablecoin USDT is looking to make Bitcoin (BTC) mining more sustainable. In a new press release, Tether says it is joining forces with Adecoagro on a renewable energy BTC mining project in Brazil. Adecoagro is a leading South American sustainable production firm. Tether and Adecoagro have co-signed a Memorandum of Understanding as they explore collaborating on BTC mining. As a result of this project, Adecoagro also plans to add BTC to its corporate balance sheet. Says Adecoagro Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer Mariano Bosch of the partnership, “We’re excited to explore innovative ways to maximize the value of our renewable energy assets. This project opens the door to stabilizing a portion of the energy we currently sell on the spot market, locking in pricing, while also gaining exposure to the upside potential of Bitcoin.” The upcoming project will aim to show how renewable energy sources can be used to support crypto mining through both technology and infrastructure. Explains Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino, “Tether brings to the initiative its extensive experience in the bitcoin ecosystem, backed by a rapidly expanding portfolio of sustainable mining initiatives across multiple regions. As part of our long-term strategy to support resilient energy infrastructure and decentralized networks, we’re proud to collaborate with Adecoagro. This project is another step in our growing commitment to renewable-powered bitcoin mining and highlights the potential to align agricultural energy production with cutting-edge digital infrastructure. We believe this model can drive financial inclusion, promote energy efficiency, and serve as a blueprint for responsible innovation at the intersection of technology and sustainability.” Follow us on X, Facebook and Telegram
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In June, Riot Platforms mined 450 bitcoin, a 12% decrease from May’s 514 BTC, with daily production averaging 15 BTC compared to 16.6 BTC in May. Riot Achieves Higher Average BTC Price in June Bitcoin mining firm Riot Platforms produced 450 bitcoin ( BTC) in the past month, a 12% drop from the 514 BTC […]

decoagro is partnering with Tether to explore the use of its renewable energy generation for bitcoin mining in Brazil. This initiative will enable Adecoagro to redirect excess energy, currently sold at spot market prices, into a new revenue stream: bitcoin. Tether and Adecoagro Partner to Establish Green Energy Bitcoin Mining Operation in Brazil Tether, one […]

The summer heat is taking a toll on U.S.-based Bitcoin mining operations, with multiple public miners reporting lower realized hashrates in June due to curtailments to avoid high power costs and grid penalties. This article is from Theminermag, a trade publication for the cryptocurrency mining industry, focusing on the latest news and research on institutional […]

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Bitcoin Mining Has Huge Role In Energy Production Expansion The explosive growth of artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and digital finance has transformed electric industry operations.  Forward-thinking miners and utilities can leverage these technological shifts to build generation capacity and create more resilient electrical grids. DATA CENTER LANDSCAPE Data centers locate where speed of energization, connectivity, and operational costs align favorably, but speed of energization remains a significant challenge.  North American data center leasing vacancy rates are below 2% in 2024, down from over 10% in 2018. End-users now pre-lease capacity years in advance as new generation is slow to energize. Unlike traditional load growth that materializes gradually over years, data centers demand immediate energy solutions.  This creates a difficult position for some electric utilities with typical new generation planning—build when demand is reliably certain to arrive. New electricity generation projects can require 2-7 years development time, while major data center deployment has compressed requirements of 18-24 months.  Some utilities fund new generation ahead of need, but that typically leads to subsidizing projects until new load arrives, increasing costs for existing customers. UNTAPPED OPPORTUNITIES Many are already aware of bitcoin mining’s value proposition of demand management, excess energy conversion (flared gas, etc.) and remote energy resource access. Demand Management: Mining operations can be curtailed during peak demand periods more easily than traditional loads, serving as valuable demand response resources necessary for grid balancing, particularly useful when variable generation resources are connected to the grid. Wasted Energy Conversion:  Companies take energy that would have otherwise been wasted—such as flared gas at oil production facilities—and convert it to electricity for bitcoin mining operations. Stranded Asset Utilization: Similar to wasted energy conversion, mining operations can monetize remote generation resources that would otherwise be underutilized due to transmission constraints, internet connectivity, or economic conditions. What I am writing about is an overlooked opportunity:  Bitcoin mining’s unique load profile provides value through the ability to build new resources ahead of need, avoiding subsidization by existing customers, and allowing distributed transmission construction compatible with data center growth. BUILD-AHEAD TO OVERCOME TIMING MISMATCHES Strategic deployment of bitcoin mining as partners in new generation construction transforms build-ahead economics—mining operations create load from facility energization.  When public utilities build new generation and partner with mining operations, they can create new revenue upon energization.  This has multiple benefits:

• Project load certainty for funding
• Increased energy availability for new load
• Subsidization avoidance
• Reduced grid congestion