U.S.-listed Bitcoin mining companies have reached a record total market cap of $22.8 billion in June, according to JPMorgan. Almost all the Bitcoin mining stocks tracked by JPMorgan outperformed Bitcoin in the first half of the month. The surge in market cap, which was recorded on June 15, is attributed to investor reactions to Core Scientific's (CORZ) deal with AI firm CoreWeave. JPMorgan tracked 14 U.S. Bitcoin miners.
JPMorgan: US-listed bitcoin miners hit $22.8 billion market cap amid rising hashrate share, AI opportunities https://t.co/5m1OOFD1vX
U.S.-Listed Bitcoin Miners have reached a record total market cap of $22.8B in June @CoinDesk #AI #BITCOIN
$BTC, other crypto majors were subdued during the European morning after the Fed's hawkish interest-rate stance last week, while U.S.-listed bitcoin miners hit a record market cap. @JamieCrawleyCD reports for First Mover Americas. https://t.co/3FxctbHDkr
NEW: Total market cap of 14 tracked 🇺🇸 US #Bitcoin ⛏️ miners hit a record 💵 $22.8B on June 15, with nearly all outperforming #Bitcoin in the first half of the month, per JPMorgan. https://t.co/CVGGRXFOsM
[COINDESK] U.S.-Listed #Bitcoin Miners Reached Record Total Market Cap of $22.8B in June: #JPMorgan $BTC $JPM
JUST IN : US #BITCOIN MINING COMPANIES REACHED A COMBINED MARKET CAP OF NEARLY $23B IN JUNE
.@jpmorgan says almost all the U.S. $BTC mining stocks it tracks outperformed #bitcoin in the first half of June, hitting a record total market cap of $22.8 billion as investors reacted to news of $CORZ’s deal with AI firm @CoreWeave. @willcanny99 reports https://t.co/BWFltcBVkZ