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Bitcoin miners’ move into AI is creating a new market for trading computing power

October 28, 2026 2 Min Read
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Bitcoin miners' move into AI is creating a new market for trading computing power

Not everyone seems to be shifting away from bitcoin mining. Nasdaq-listed NIP Group (NIPG) introduced plans final week to primarily improve its mining capability by about 48%. The corporate stated it expects to generate about 195 bitcoin a month at full deployment.

Transferring into AI additionally requires greater than entry to electrical energy. Ethan Vera, Luxor’s chief working officer, instructed CoinDesk that its software program enterprise works with bitcoin miners representing practically two gigawatts of energy capability.

After assessing greater than half that capability, Luxor discovered that the majority websites had adequate electrical energy and fiber connections for AI workloads however would require new knowledge facilities.

Luxor can also be increasing into contracts that enable patrons and sellers to agree on future computing costs, a lot as bitcoin miners use monetary contracts to handle adjustments in mining income.

Sam Hallene, a associate at CMT Digital, stated AI corporations have completely different causes to guard themselves in opposition to value adjustments, together with the chance that costly computing tools stays helpful longer than anticipated.

“We don’t know precisely what the market construction will appear like on the finish of the day,” Hallene instructed CoinDesk.

Luxor already provides privately negotiated contracts tied to computing rental costs, though the market remains to be growing. Vera stated transparency stays an issue, significantly round AI {hardware} costs.

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