This week's mining industry highlights: Bitcoin mining company TeraWulf completes approximately 1.035 billions USD equity financing.
Odaily News: Week 16 of 2026 (April 11-April 17):
1. According to cloverpool, the average Bitcoin network hashrate was 935 EH/s, with a peak of 1064 EH/s and a minimum of 815 EH/s. Compared to last week’s average hashrate (978.9 EH/s), this represents a decrease of 4.43%.
2. According to blockchain.com, the average Bitcoin price was $76,048.3, with a high of $79,523 and a low of $73,741.5. Compared to last week’s average price ($68,863), this is an increase of 3.9%.
3. Noteworthy mining industry news includes:
(1) Mining companies are transitioning from Bitcoin mining to AI, with shares of Keel and Hive rising;
(2) American aluminum company Alcoa intends to sell idle smelters to NYDIG, and Bitcoin mining companies are accelerating their deployment of energy infrastructure;
(3) Bitcoin mining company TeraWulf completed an equity fundraising of approximately $1.035 billion;
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