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- Ağa Genel Bakış
- Pakistan Allocates 2,000 MW of Power to Launch National Bitcoin Mining Strategy
- Bitcoin’s Environmental Impact Sparks Ongoing Debate, With Greener Mining Gaining Ground
- Russia Eyes Relocation of Bitcoin Miners to Northern Regions After Southern Ban
- Bitcoin Miners Sold 115% of April Production Amid Revenue Squeeze Despite Price Surge
- MARA Holdings to Deploy 500 BTC With Broker Two Prime to Generate Yield
- Sangha Breaks Ground on 19.9 MW Bitcoin Mining Pilot in West Texas, Targets $42M Revenue
Ağa Genel Bakış
Compared to last week, we’re seeing a sharp recovery in miner revenue, driven by strong price increases and a modest rise in transaction fees. Difficulty didn’t change, but next difficulty adjustment is expected towards the end of this week. With the most recent hashrate increases, this adjustment will probably also increase mining difficulty. Meanwhile, mempool congestion collapsed, likely due to a major backlog being cleared.

Pakistan Allocates 2,000 MW of Power to Launch National Bitcoin Mining Strategy
Pakistan has allocated 2,000 megawatts of electricity to support Bitcoin mining and AI data centers as part of a national strategy to drive digital transformation. Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb called the initiative a step toward shaping a “digital future,” while the Pakistan Crypto Council (PCC) stated the plan aims to attract billions in foreign investment and generate government revenue through mining-based foreign exchange.

The government is also working on tax incentives, potentially including income tax and import tariff breaks, to encourage investment in data centers. Future phases may involve renewable energy-powered facilities. The Africa-2 Submarine Sable Project will improve internet infrastructure for blockchain and AI operations. Officials say Pakistan’s geographic position makes it ideal as a global data hub. The initiative has backing from key institutions and international stakeholders, including World Liberty Financial and Binance founder Changpeng Zhao.
Kaynak: cryptopolitan.com
Bitcoin’s Environmental Impact Sparks Ongoing Debate, With Greener Mining Gaining Ground
Bitcoin’s energy use remains a contentious issue. Critics argue that mining consumes massive electricity, fresh water, and generates e-waste and carbon emissions. While early research linked Bitcoin to environmental harm, newer studies question those conclusions, pointing at methodological flaws and outdated data.

In response, many mining firms have begun using excess or stranded power, and renewable energy sources are gaining adoption. Examples include Ethiopia’s hydro-powered mining initiatives. Advocates also compare Bitcoin’s footprint to traditional banking, though critics dispute the comparison’s relevance. Reports suggest Bitcoin may soon reduce CO₂ emissions, with the MiCA Crypto Alliance projecting 70% of mining could rely on sustainable energy by 2030. While not yet eco-friendly industry-wide, a transition toward greener mining is clearly underway.
Kaynak: crypto.news
Russia Eyes Relocation of Bitcoin Miners to Northern Regions After Southern Ban
Russia’s Ministry of Energy is considering relocating Bitcoin miners to underutilized energy hubs in the north after banning mining in ten southern regions earlier this year due to electricity shortages. The ban, effective until 2031, affects areas like Dagestan, Chechnya, and occupied Ukrainian territories such as Donetsk and Zaporizhzhia. Officials now suggest miners could tap into preserved grid infrastructure from depleted oil fields in the north and northwest, including parts of the Volga region.

Deputy Energy Minister Yevgeny Grabchak said repurposing these unused power centers could benefit regional economies and the energy system. While official plans are still under discussion, Russia hopes to stabilize its power grid while retaining mining as an economic asset. The government claims the ban has saved over 300 MW so far, though some argue enforcement is uneven and could stifle investment in underdeveloped regions.
Kaynak: decrypt.co
Bitcoin Miners Sold 115% of April Production Amid Revenue Squeeze Despite Price Surge
In April 2025, public Bitcoin miners sold 115% of their mined BTC, marking the highest sell-off ratio since the 2022 bear market, according to TheMinerMag. Despite Bitcoin hitting a new all-time high above $109,000 in May, miners have faced persistent financial pressure due to weak hashprice levels, which remain around $55/PH/s, far below levels seen during previous price peaks.

Mining giants like CleanSpark, IREN, and Cango are continuing to expand hashrate aggressively. CleanSpark now exceeds 40 EH/s, IREN is targeting 50 EH/s by June, and MARA leads with 57.3 EH/s installed. Some firms are now purchasing ASICs from Bitmain using bitcoin, with options to repurchase coins later at fixed prices, hedging against future price rallies. While mining stocks surged in April, most remain down year-to-date, with only CleanSpark and MARA showing gains.
Kaynak: coindesk.com
MARA Holdings to Deploy 500 BTC With Broker Two Prime to Generate Yield
Bitcoin mining firm MARA Holdings will allocate 500 BTC to crypto broker Two Prime in a bid to generate yield from its treasury assets. The move builds on an existing relationship, Two Prime, a registered broker, has previously issued bitcoin-backed loans to MARA. The initiative aims to promote capital efficiency while maintaining transparency and risk management.

Two Prime CEO Alexander Blume described the expanded partnership as a model for how institutional Bitcoin holders can responsibly unlock value. It comes shortly after MARA’s Q1 earnings fell short of expectations, though analysts praised the company’s cost-cutting measures.
Kaynak: coindesk.com
Sangha Breaks Ground on 19.9 MW Bitcoin Mining Pilot in West Texas, Targets $42M Revenue
Bitcoin mining start-up Sangha Renewables has begun construction on a 19.9 MW solar-powered mining facility in West Texas. The pilot project is expected to be operational by late July and generate $42 million in revenue in its first year. Over a decade, Sangha projects the site will mine approximately 900 BTC. The firm has raised $14 million of a $17 million equity target, with investment support from Plural Energy’s blockchain-based fundraising platform.

Unlike typical miners, Sangha partners with renewable energy companies to monetize excess power, helping offset mismatches in supply and demand. The West Texas site secures electricity at 2.8–3.2 cents/kWh under a 30-year lease, allowing BTC acquisition at a 25–50% discount. Sangha plans to stream distributions directly in bitcoin to investors via smart contracts and aims to refine operations throughout the summer.
Kaynak: coindesk.com