Bitcoin Miners Shift to Renewable Energy Amid Profitability Crisis

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Bitcoin news shows miners shifting to renewable energy as profitability plummets. Hash price dropped below $40 per PH/s/day, pushing many operations near break-even. Global hashrate hit 1,000 PH/s (1 zetahash), driven by post-halving rewards and rising energy costs. Miners are now using solar, hydro, and wind power. Sangha Renewables and Phoenix Group run large-scale green mining operations. Canaan is building adaptive ASICs to cut energy use. While altcoins to watch remain in focus, Bitcoin miners are prioritizing cost control over sustainability. Energy prices now dictate survival in the industry.
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