... expectations for rate cuts are adding optimism among crypto investors. However, certain regulatory decisions are still having mixed impacts. For instance, the expansion of U.S. import tariffs announced on August 8 is affecting cryptocurrency mining equipment as well. Rising costs for importing ASIC miners could expedite the relocation of "hardware" manufacturing to the U.S. and modernization of equipment in other regions. The largest manufacturer, Bitmain, has already announced plans to ...

... security and decentralization. Major mining companies are announcing expansion plans: new farms are being established in North America and the Middle East, reinforcing these regions' positions as global crypto mining centers. The effort to localize mining equipment production (like the planned Bitmain factory in the U.S.) and access to cheap energy resources reduce the industry's dependence on Asian supplies and geopolitical risks. The development of technologies and user services is also gaining momentum....

... decentralization. Major mining companies are announcing capacity expansions: new farms are being launched in North America and the Middle East, strengthening these regions' positions as global crypto-mining capitals. The push to localize the production of mining equipment (as seen with the planned Bitmain factory in the US) and access to cheap energy resources reduce the industry’s dependence on Asian supplies and geopolitical risks. The development of technologies and services for users is also gaining momentum....

... process of generating new coins using computational technology. Strictly speaking, mining is not a method of "buying" cryptocurrency, but rather an alternative way of obtaining it. In the case of Bitcoin and some other currencies, you can set up equipment (such as powerful graphics cards or ASIC miners) to perform complex calculations for the network and receive cryptocurrency rewards. However, as of 2025, mining has become quite challenging and costly: high competition, expensive electricity,...

... This step coincides with the Trump administration's course on localizing high-tech business: US authorities previously announced the creation of favorable conditions for miners, including tax incentives and customs duties, encouraging the relocation of equipment from Asia. Strengthening the US position as a global crypto mining hub reduces geopolitical risks in the industry and diversifies Bitcoin's hash rate distribution across different countries. The infrastructure for retail services is also advancing....