Miners Beat Bitcoin by 70% in 2026 as Terawulf Locks $12.8B in AI Contracts
The bitcoin mining and digital infrastructure sector has had a split personality through the first four months of 2026. Bitcoin itself opened the year around $88,700 and has spent most of its time grinding lower, sitting...
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