Yesterday we geared up for the CBDC era. Today, we spotlight Bitcoin mining—because despite the headlines, it’s not fading. It’s evolving.

Miners are getting leaner, greener, and more strategic. Flare gas, hydro, solar—energy sources are diversifying. And in pro-crypto states, miners are partnering with utilities and even stabilizing power grids. This isn’t just about earning BTC—it’s about infrastructure independence.

Ignore the panic over power use. Real miners are building for the long haul.

Tomorrow, we’ll explore how home miners and hobbyists are making a comeback—and why that’s a big deal.

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Dear Reader,

There’s a quiet current moving beneath the surface of the market—one most investors can’t see yet.

But when it breaks, it won’t just shift fortunes… it’ll rewrite the rules.

We’ve uncovered 10 powerful forces reshaping everything in 2025. And the names driving them.

You won’t hear this from cable news.
You won’t get it from your broker.
But you can get it now—free—for a limited time.

Arm yourself with the facts before the curtain lifts →

You owe it to yourself to at least take a look.

—Matthew Paulson
MarketBeat

P.S. Once this goes mainstream, it’s already too late.

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Some Texas Bitcoin miners get paid to shut down during peak energy demand—helping stabilize the grid and still earning money without mining a single block.