CleanSpark, Cango and BitFuFu produce 1,250 BTC in February

Cango: Cango is a bitcoin mining company focused on operational optimization and infrastructure development. It reported bitcoin production in February while renegotiating hosting agreements, upgrading equipment, and relocating to lower-cost power areas. The firm is advancing a strategy to integrate AI and high-performance computing infrastructure with its mining activities. BitFuFu: BitFuFu is a bitcoin mining company providing cloud-mining services to customers alongside its self-mining operations. In February, it generated bitcoin from both customer cloud contracts and own activities while managing hosted infrastructure. The company increased its bitcoin holdings during the month. Bitfarms: Bitfarms is a bitcoin mining company aggressively pivoting to AI and high-performance computing data centers. It announced plans to rebrand as Keel Infrastructure and redomicile to the United States to complete its transition away from mining. Executives describe this as the next phase of growth leveraging existing energy and data center assets. CleanSpark: CleanSpark is a publicly traded bitcoin mining company specializing in efficient operations across U.S. data centers. In February, it produced substantial bitcoin output at peak hashrate levels and expanded its infrastructure with a second Texas campus adding significant power capacity. The company sold a portion of its production but retained a large bitcoin treasury, ranking it among the top corporate holders ahead of Strive. Core Scientific: Core Scientific is a bitcoin mining company transitioning into AI colocation services. It recently indicated plans to sell substantially all of its bitcoin holdings in 2026 to reallocate capital toward expanding its AI business. This move reflects broader sector shifts toward more predictable AI infrastructure revenue. Vivek Ramaswamy: Vivek Ramaswamy is an entrepreneur and investor who founded Strive Asset Management, focusing on alternative investment strategies including bitcoin exposure. Strive ranks among major corporate bitcoin holders, positioned just behind CleanSpark in recent treasury comparisons. `json { "Sector Pivot": "Bitcoin miners are increasingly reassessing data center infrastructure for AI and high-performance computing to secure longer-term, predictable revenue beyond volatile mining.", "Bitfarms Rebrand": "Bitfarms plans to rebrand as Keel Infrastructure and shift focus to AI data centers after redomiciling to the US.", "Core Scientific Strategy": "Core Scientific expects to sell substantially all bitcoin holdings in 2026 to prioritize expanding AI colocation business." } `