In 2025, $IREN, $APLD, and $CIFR led the Bitcoin mining sector, each delivering >200% 1-year returns. But the bigger story sits beneath the leaderboard: the market clearly favored certain types of companies over the past year.
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Earnest Hamilston, a mechanical engineer with a rich background in power generation, shared his journey from working with Mitsubishi Power to becoming an advocate for CleanSpark and Bitcoin mining.
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Trump backed $ABTC just dropped its first earnings as a public company. This “not just a miner, not just a treasury” company is now targeting 50 EH/s to power its BTC-focused growth strategy.
BitFuFu isn’t your typical Bitcoin miner, and that’s exactly why it’s often misunderstood. With a dual-engine business model, strong liquidity, and a clear valuation gap to peers, $FUFU offers asymmetric upside if the market catches on.
Want to amplify Bitcoin’s upside without touching leverage or derivatives? ETFs like $WGMI, $MNRS, and $NODE offer a compelling way to ride the cycle, with built-in diversification and exposure to Bitcoin mining.
Ever wonder if your mining portfolio is outperforming the market? Use this tool to benchmark your picks and track market sentiment shifts such as $CIFR $MARA and $CLSK
In this video I break down three key reasons to buy Bitcoin mining stocks. From AI exposure to Bitcoin Treasuries, there's a number of factors that make miners a compelling opportunity.
CAN is back above the $1 mark after trading below it for months. With a landmark 50,000-unit ASIC order and new partnerships with SLNH and Luxor, sentiment is shifting fast. So is this a smart entry point now?
$MARA sold Bitcoin in September, its first sale since June 2024. Total holdings still grew to 52,850 BTC, but the sale sparks the question: was this a tactical move, a signal, or just routine treasury management?