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    Hut 8 wins $140M bid for former Poolin mining sites in Texas▼Hut 8 wins $140M bid for former Poolin Bitcoin mining sites in Texas, pending court approval✉newsBusinessCrypto7 h ago

    Bitcoin miner Hut 8 has won a $140 million bid to acquire mining sites in Texas previously operated by Poolin, with the deal still pending court approval. The acquisition would expand Hut 8's mining capacity and footprint in Texas, a major hub for bitcoin mining, as the company moves to absorb assets from Poolin's troubled operations.

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    Riot Platforms Clears $200 Million Crypto-Backed Debt in AI Pivot▼AI | Bitcoin Miner, Riot Platforms, Frees $200 million in Crypto-Backed Debt as AI Strategy Accelerates✉newsBusinessCrypto4 h ago

    Bitcoin miner Riot Platforms has freed $200 million in crypto-backed debt as it accelerates its artificial intelligence strategy. The move reduces the company's collateral obligations tied to its bitcoin holdings and signals a broader shift among miners toward repurposing infrastructure for AI and high-performance computing workloads as mining margins come under pressure.

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    Riot Unlocks $494 Million in Bitcoin From Coinbase Loan●Riot Frees $494 Million in Bitcoin From Coinbase Loan: Will It Sell?✉newsBusinessCrypto10 h ago

    Bitcoin miner Riot Platforms has released roughly $494 million worth of bitcoin after repaying or restructuring a loan facility with crypto exchange Coinbase, giving the company full control over its holdings again. Financial media are now speculating whether Riot will sell the freed-up bitcoin to fund operations or continue holding it, a question closely watched as miners face pressure on margins.

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    Riot Platforms Is Quietly Spending Its Bitcoin▼Riot Platforms Is Quietly Spending Its Bitcoin — Here’s Why That Matters✉newsBusinessCrypto7 h ago

    Bitcoin miner Riot Platforms has begun drawing down its bitcoin holdings instead of accumulating, according to financial news coverage of the company's treasury strategy. The shift marks a break from the industry's buy-and-hold approach and is being read as a sign the company may be funding operations from its reserves rather than new capital raising. Analysts say it could signal broader pressure on miners.