In 2026, top Bitcoin mining stocks surged 25-73% YTD while BTC dropped 12%. The divergence is driven by massive AI and HPC contracts. Terawulf gained 73% after securing $12.8B in committed revenues from hyperscalers.
Bitcoin fell about 12% in early 2026, but major listed miners rose sharply as investors rewarded AI and HPC infrastructure contracts over pure mining exposure.
Japan’s JVCEA Green List now covers more than 30 tokens recognized by the FSA, helping compliant exchanges speed up listings while broader reforms move crypto closer to mainstream financial regulation.
Lisk is emphasizing its role as a Web3 growth platform for founders in Africa, Southeast Asia and Latin America. Public data shows LSK has a circulating supply of 233.47 million, with its price still 99.69% below its all-time high.
Lisk is repositioning itself as a Web3 growth platform for high-growth markets, backed by Ethereum Layer 2 infrastructure and the Optimism Superchain. Its circulating supply stands at 233.47 million LSK, while the token remains 99.69% below its all-time high.
Bitcoin surged over 150%, miner stocks soared up to 1500%, and crypto ETFs returned over 400%. Coinbase, MicroStrategy, and mining firms dominated the 2023 crypto performance race.
FASB's ASU 2023-08 requires fair value accounting for Bitcoin, bringing unrealized gains/losses into net income. This makes earnings of companies like MicroStrategy highly volatile, turning BTC price swings into immediate profit or loss, while raising concerns about the Corporate Alternative Minimum Tax.
President Trump's sweeping new tariffs triggered an 8% plunge in Bitcoin, with Ethereum and XRP falling over 5%. Experts warn of extended uncertainty, comparing the current situation to the 2022 bear market, and see $71k as the next support.
