Pakistan has established the Pakistan Crypto Council (PCC), reversing its previous ban on crypto. Led by Finance Minister Aurangzeb, the council aims to integrate blockchain and digital assets into the economy. With 20 million active crypto users and $20 billion in transactions, Pakistan seeks to become a key player in global digital finance.

Pakistan forms the Pakistan Crypto Council (PCC) to regulate blockchain and digital assets, marking a policy reversal. With 20 million users and $20B in transactions, it aims to foster innovation and global collaboration.

Auradine Inc., a U.S.-based Bitcoin mining hardware company, introduced an expanded mining portfolio at the Bitcoin 2025 Conference in Las Vegas. The announcement covers three major layers of mining infrastructure: high-performance ASIC chips, specialized cooling systems, and fully integrated modular containers built for scalable megawatt-class operations. Rather than focusing only on standalone miners, Auradine is positioning itself as a broader mining infrastructure provider for both industrial operators and smaller custom deployments. According to the company, its new ASIC offerings are designed for both large-scale and small-scale use cases, with customizable form factors that can support a wide range of hardware integrations. The chips have already been adopted by operators including MARA Holdings, FutureBit, and Deep South Operating. Auradine also said it will continue offering a full range of mining rigs alongside its chip business, reinforcing a dual strategy of supplying both end products and upstream hardware components. Another major highlight is Auradine’s 1 MW modular container solution, developed with Fog Hashing and FBox. Each container is designed to hold 100 to 200 miners, giving operators a more standardized and flexible path to deployment and scaling. Merkle Standard, the first company to deploy the system, reported gains in energy efficiency and operational flexibility, while its COO praised the product’s performance and modular design. Auradine added that its recent $153 million Series C funding will support flexible mining infrastructure, third-party ASIC integrations, and expansion beyond mining through its AuraLinks initiative focused on AI and networking. Public endorsements from MARA Holdings, Merkle Standard, and Deep South Operating suggest the company’s technology is already being tested in real-world mining environments.

Genesis Digital Assets Limited (GDA), one of the world’s largest Bitcoin mining companies by hash rate, has signed a purchase agreement with Silicon Valley-based blockchain and AI infrastructure provider Auradine. Under the deal, GDA will receive 1,000 Teraflux AT2880-277 air-cooled Bitcoin miners and deploy them at its 40 MW data center in Glasscock County, Texas. The machines are designed to deliver up to 260 TH/s with energy efficiency as low as 16 J/TH, making them relevant not only for hashrate growth but also for power-cost optimization and large-scale operational stability. Once activated, the miners are expected to participate in Texas’s ERCOT demand response program, allowing the site to support grid stability during periods of peak electricity demand. The announcement also reinforces GDA’s broader U.S. expansion strategy, with Texas remaining a central operating hub because of its renewable energy resources, regulatory alignment with the mining industry, and innovation-friendly environment. For Auradine, the partnership highlights its push to deliver U.S.-based, energy-efficient mining infrastructure. The company had also launched new mining products one month earlier, including high-performance ASIC chips, specialized cooling systems, and integrated modular containers for scalable megawatt-class mining operations.

Auradine Inc., a U.S.-based Bitcoin miner manufacturer, unveiled a broadened portfolio at the Bitcoin 2025 Conference in Las Vegas, including high-performance ASIC chips, specialized cooling systems, and fully integrated modular containers for megawatt-class mining. The new chips support customizable form factors and have been adopted by major operators like MARA Holdings, FutureBit, and Deep South Operating. Auradine's modular 1 MW container units, developed with Fog Hashing and FBox, can accommodate 100-200 miners each and have been deployed by Merkle Standard, which reported improved energy efficiency and operational flexibility. The company recently closed a $153 million Series C funding round to expand flexible mining infrastructure and supply ASIC chips for third-party integration, while also planning to extend hardware expertise to AI and networking through its AuraLinks initiative.

Auradine Inc., a U.S.-based Bitcoin miner manufacturer, expanded its product portfolio at the Bitcoin 2025 Conference in Las Vegas, unveiling high-performance ASIC chips, specialized cooling systems, and fully integrated modular megawatt containers. The new chips have been adopted by major operators including MARA Holdings, FutureBit, and Deep South Operating. The 1MW modular containers, developed in partnership with Fog Hashing and FBox, are capable of housing 100–200 miners each, with Merkle Standard reporting improved energy efficiency and operational flexibility. The company also announced a $153 million Series C funding round to support flexible mining infrastructure and third-party ASIC supply, and plans to extend its hardware expertise into AI and networking through the AuraLinks initiative.

Genesis Digital Assets Limited (GDA), one of the world's largest Bitcoin mining firms by hash rate, has entered a purchase agreement with Auradine, a Silicon Valley-based blockchain and AI infrastructure provider. The deal covers 1,000 Teraflux AT2880-277 air-cooled miners, which will be installed at GDA's 40 MW data center in Glasscock County, Texas. Each miner delivers up to 260 TH/s with energy efficiency as low as 16 J/TH. The machines will also participate in Texas's ERCOT demand response program, supporting grid stability during peak demand. This deployment underscores GDA's US expansion strategy, leveraging Texas's renewable energy assets, regulatory alignment, and innovation-friendly environment.

Genesis Digital Assets (GDA), one of the world's largest Bitcoin mining companies by hash rate, has announced a purchase agreement with Silicon Valley-based Auradine for 1,000 Teraflux AT2880-277 air-cooled miners. Each miner delivers 260 TH/s with energy efficiency as low as 16 J/TH. All units will be installed at GDA's 40 MW data center in Glasscock County, Texas, and will participate in ERCOT's demand response program. The deployment underscores GDA's U.S. expansion strategy, leveraging Texas' renewable energy assets and regulatory alignment. Auradine also recently launched new mining products featuring high-performance ASIC chips and modular containers, aiming to democratize Bitcoin mining.