Bitcoin miners shut down their mining machines due to declining profits

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Twenty One, a Bitcoin treasury company supported by Cantor Fitzgerald and Jack Mallers, plans to start trading on the New York Stock Exchange next week. （The Bitcoin Historian）

The daily computing power revenue of Bitcoin miners has dropped to about $35/PH, while the overall cost is about $44/PH, and some miners have chosen to shut down their mining machines. （Cointelegraph）

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