#隐私币生态普涨 Mining companies can still play? CleanSpark has provided the answer.

Recently, this company made a big move in Texas - transferring the power and infrastructure of its mining operations directly to the AI computing business. The logic is simple: the revenue from high-performance computing data centers can far exceed that of pure Mining. Just look at IREN and Cipher Mining, they have been doing this for a while, with the aim of stabilizing cash flow and not having to watch cryptocurrency prices every day to get by.

Interestingly, CleanSpark still holds 13,033 bitcoins. While transitioning to AI, they continue to accumulate coins, indicating that they have no intention of completely abandoning their original business.

But the market is starting to worry. Because transformation requires money, selling coins to pay debts or investing in AI expansion are options, which means potential selling pressure. The more critical change is that the identity of mining companies is being rewritten—from "pure BTC hoarders" to a hybrid of "AI infrastructure providers + digital asset holders."

Will this transformation reshape the long-term selling pressure structure of the Bitcoin network? The answer depends on how many mining companies follow suit.