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Despite historic pressure on hashprice, hashrate hasn’t meaningfully declined. Why aren’t miners powering down? The answer isn’t visible in the charts. Watch the webinar highlight on how miners adapt under tight margins

What if 90% of the energy used in Bitcoin mining could be reused instead of released as heat? Miners are experimenting with ways to turn waste into value, but how far can it really go? Watch the highlight from our webinar on Bitcoin’s heat reuse frontier.

Hashrate is moving closer to a true commodity. In a new @cryptodotnews article, Fakhul Miah, Managing Director of GoMining Institutional, explores how tokenized hashrate and structured products are transforming access to mining rewards. 📖 Read the full article

Power flexibility is becoming a competitive edge in Bitcoin mining. In markets like Texas, miners now play a role in stabilizing the grid — earning credits or reduced rates when they curtail during demand peaks. How does this model change the economics of mining? Watch the

BTC volatility dominated November, but the ecosystem moved forward. 🔹 Price −17.5% for the month 🔹 Fear & Greed Index touched 11 — extreme fear At the same time: 🔹 ETF flows turned positive in the final week, breaking four weeks of outflows 🔹 Long-horizon allocators

Institutional Webinar Replay Given the Thanksgiving holiday, some of you may not have been able to join our November 27 Institutional Webinar live. The full recording is available to watch on LinkedIn. Watch the replay 👇

When does a mining machine shift from being an expense to a strategic investment? For industrial miners, about three-quarters of total CapEx goes into ASIC hardware, and timing those purchases determines ROI. Buying at the market peak extends payback periods; entering at

Navigating Bitcoin Market Indicators

GoMining Institutional Webinar in 1 hour @Smidnico & Fakhul Miah from @GoMiningInst go live shortly to break down: 🔹 Cycle signals that matter 🔹 Mining profitability trends behind current margins 🔹 How institutions read these converging metrics Join the discussion:

GoMiners, we had to reschedule today’s session, and we apologize for the confusion across channels. Thank you to everyone who planned to join — we appreciate your patience and understanding! 🔔 Set a reminder for tomorrow’s webinar:

Hydropower remains one of Bitcoin mining’s most strategic energy sources. From Paraguay to Bhutan, miners continue to follow the flow of efficient, underused energy. But why does hydro still dominate the mix? Watch the highlight from our webinar on why miners keep turning to

The GoMining Institutional webinar has been rescheduled to Thursday, November 27 at 12 PM ET. Set your reminder - see you there.

Bitcoin miners earn in BTC but pay in fiat. That mismatch defines the industry’s financial reality. To stay liquid without selling too much Bitcoin, miners are: • Diversifying into hosting, heat reuse, and grid services • Using hedging, forward sales, and BTC-backed loans

No single chart explains Bitcoin. But when market, on-chain, and mining signals line up, that’s where the real shifts happen. Join @Smidnico & Fakhul Miah from @GoMiningInst as they break down: 🔹 Cycle signals that matter 🔹 Mining profitability trends behind current margins

Most Bitcoin top signals are just noise. Our new research shows why no single model works, and why multi-signal convergence is the only thing that matters. If you want to understand how cycle tops actually form, start here 👇 https://t.co/1mEsb27r5I

What powers more than half of Bitcoin’s network? — Renewables now supply ≈ 42 % of total energy use — Adding nuclear brings sustainable sources above 50 % — Hydro leads (23 %), with wind and solar growing fast The data challenges old assumptions about Bitcoin’s footprint.

Bitcoin miners can’t raise prices — revenue is set by protocol and market. Where do they compete instead? • Power costs ($/kWh) • Hardware efficiency (J/TH) • Timing ASIC cycles and capex Margins flow to operators who treat cost control as their main lever. Read the full