Cointelegraph Crypto Biz: Bitcoin Miners Double Down on AI as Tokenized RWAs Top $43 Billion

Cointelegraph Crypto Biz: Bitcoin Miners Double Down on AI as Tokenized RWAs Top $43 Billion

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2026-06-19 17:03:40
Cointelegraph’s latest Crypto Biz highlights four developments: Bitcoin miners are doubling down on AI, tokenized real-world assets have topped $43 billion, Ripple is strengthening its African payments network, and Sam Bankman-Fried has lost his appeal.
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Cointelegraph’s latest Crypto Biz edition frames its lead around a direct question: whether AI is becoming an exit strategy for Bitcoin miners. The item states that Bitcoin miners are doubling down on AI, placing the mining sector’s growing focus on artificial intelligence at the center of this week’s business roundup.

Cointelegraph Crypto Biz: Bitcoin Miners Double Down on AI as Tokenized RWAs Top $43 Billion 2

Tokenized RWAs, Ripple and Sam Bankman-Fried also feature

The same roundup notes that tokenized real-world assets, or RWAs, have topped $43 billion. In this context, RWAs refer to real-world assets represented through tokens on blockchain networks. The source gives the headline figure but does not provide additional breakdowns in the supplied summary.

Cointelegraph also lists two other developments in the same edition: Ripple has strengthened its African payments network, and Sam Bankman-Fried has lost his appeal. Together, the four items define the scope of the report, spanning Bitcoin mining, AI, tokenized assets, payments infrastructure and a major legal development connected to the crypto industry.

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