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Bitcoin (BTC) mining name Riot Platforms Inc (NASDAQ:RIOT) is surging today, up 11.6% at $20.79 at last glance while Bitcoin taps three-month highs.

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Crypto mining stocks are climbing Tuesday after Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) topped $80,000, reaching a more than three-month high, but then dipped back below that key level.

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A rare split is opening up inside the Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) miner cohort on Friday, and it isn't about the coin.

Cryptocurrency and blockchain-related stocks surged in premarket trading on Thursday after U.S. President Donald Trump urged Congress to ​pass legislation establishing clear rules for the digital asset sector, ‌following a White House meeting with industry executives.

The public's data-center revolt spreads

MARA Holdings (NASDAQ:MARA | MARA Price Prediction) stock is falling 5% to $9.25 in Tuesday morning trading, extending a rough stretch for the largest publicly listed Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) miners.

The AI race may be driving a new pricing benchmark. JPMorgan estimates Anthropic agreed to pay roughly $2.4 per watt per year for capacity at Riot Platforms, Inc‘s (NASDAQ:RIOT) Texas data center — about 33% above the firm's estimated industry average of $1.8 per watt per year — suggesting that ready-to-deploy AI infrastructure is commanding a growing premium as demand outpaces supply.

The Valkyrie Bitcoin Miners ETF (NASDAQ:WGMI) is up 97% over the past year even though bitcoin has lost 46% of its value in the same window.