하이퍼스케일 데이터는 12억 달러 규모의 AI 인프라 계약을 준비하기 위해 미시간의 비트코인 채굴 사업을 종료한다.

Hyperscale Data has permanently shut down all Bitcoin mining operations at its Michigan facility and plans to sell the associated hardware as it executes a strategic pivot toward AI data-center infrastructure. The operational shift aligns with a notable 79% decline in the company’s Bitcoin treasury reserves.

Market data indicates that Bitcoin miners have resumed active selling, resulting in significant BTC offloads. Marathon Digital Holdings (MARA) deposited 200 BTC onto the NYDIG platform, while Riot Platforms contributed an additional 381 BTC. These transactions follow earlier liquidation efforts by mining firms managing cash flow amid current market dynamics.

In Michigan, Attorney General Dana Nessel has issued a preliminary injunction mandating that Kalshi immediately cease sports-event wagering within the state. The court order requires Kalshi to block access for Michigan residents and anyone physically located in Michigan, with non-compliance subject to daily fines of up to $500,000.

Following substantial industry funding, pro-crypto candidates secured primary victories in both Michigan and Washington. Associated Press election results confirm that Republican Representative Bill Huizenga won his Michigan primary. In Washington, incumbents Suzan DelBene, Kim Schrier, and Marilyn Strickland advanced to the general election alongside other contenders.

As block subsidies diminish, profit margins compress, and hash price volatility persists, Bitcoin mining is navigating one of its most demanding operational cycles. Industry analysts increasingly question whether the sector’s long-term viability will depend more on energy management and infrastructure diversification than on Bitcoin alone. Separately, American Bitcoin reported strong reserve growth in its second-quarter update, expanding its Bitcoin stack to 8,002 BTC—a 14% increase from the 7,021 BTC recorded in the previous quarter.