🔥 Why Wall Street is Re-Evaluating Bitcoin Miners According to a fresh report from investment firm VanEck, tech companies are voraciously looking to tap into public miners' massive infrastructure, which controls over 27 GW of potential power. However, pivoting from hashing blocks to training LLMs comes with a heavy price tag: VanEck estimates the mining sector faces a $50 billion near-term funding gap for this transition, with long-term capital expenditures potentially skyrocketing to $221 billion. Why is everyone suddenly talking about pivoting to AI? Because traditional Bitcoin mining is currently a game of pure survival. When the BTC price corrects and network difficulty holds stubborn, hashprice (revenue per petahash per day) takes the hardest hit. By February 2026, hashprice compressed to approximately $34/PH/s - the weakest level since the China mining ban. This exact pain point was recently broken down by analyst Paul Bennett. https://coinmarketcap.com/community/articles/6a2bc6c89d178178243e5a0d/ He dives deep into why - when you don't have billions lying around for an AI pivot and hashprice is hitting the floor - choosing the right mining pool is no longer a matter of convenience, but a matter of operational survival. #BTC Price Analysis# #Bitcoin Price Prediction: What is Bitcoins next move?#