Matrixport: Some Bitcoin mining companies have invested in AI data centers to reduce their dependence on Bitcoin production
PANews reported on January 13th that Matrixport stated that publicly listed Bitcoin mining companies regularly disclose their production status and Bitcoin holdings. Data shows that these companies usually maintain lower inventories before the halving of Bitcoin, but increase their holdings continuously after the halving. Currently, mining companies hold a total of 92,473 Bitcoins on their balance sheets, a strategy which gradually aligns them with representative institutions of Bitcoin assets like MicroStrategy.
Despite the continuous rise in the price of Bitcoin, most mining company stock performances lag behind. However, some miners have obtained additional sources of income and reduced dependence on bitcoin production by diversifying into businesses such as investing in artificial intelligence data centers. This arrangement provides a more robust development path for enterprises amidst fluctuations in the price of Bitcoin.
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