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TeraWulf's $900 million share issuance settles today, CleanSpark mined 658 BTC in March, increasing its holdings to 13,561 BTC

According to BBX data, yesterday the capital operations and hash rate data of mining companies were concentrated, with the following core dynamics:TeraWulf Inc. (NASDAQ: $WULF) announced on April 14 via GlobeNewswire that it has completed the pricing of a $900 million public common stock offering, raised from the initially planned $800 million, issuing 47,400,000 shares at a price of $19.00 per share, with underwriters holding an additional 30-day over-allotment option (up to 7,110,000 shares); this offering is expected to close today (April 16). The funds raised will primarily be used for the construction of the Hawesville AI data center campus in Kentucky and to repay bridge credit facilities.CleanSpark, Inc. (NASDAQ: $CLSK) released its March operational report on April 7 (data as of March 31), reporting the mining of 658 BTC in March, with an average daily output of approximately 21.24 BTC, a peak hash rate of 50.0 EH/s, and an average monthly hash rate of about 47.3 EH/s (an increase of 11% month-over-month); as of the end of March, the company's total BTC holdings were 13,561 BTC, with a cumulative output of 1,799 BTC since the beginning of 2026; the average selling price of BTC in March was approximately $71,396. The company has signed contracts for 1.8 gigawatts of power capacity, and CEO Matt Schultz stated that the company is actively advancing the signing of its first AI/HPC large-scale customer contract.

Chen Weimin: The schedule for the issuance of the second batch of licenses has not yet been determined, and the total number of future licenses will be very limited

According to Tencent News' "Periscope," the Vice President of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, Chen Weimin, stated that the timeline for issuing the second batch of licenses has not yet been determined, as it needs to be "based on the operational situation of the first two companies," and the total number of licenses in the future will be very limited.In addition, sources revealed that Chinese institutions that participated in the application submission have received "window guidance" from relevant departments, requesting them to postpone their participation in the stablecoin license application. However, some Chinese institutions have continued to communicate with the Hong Kong Monetary Authority over the past few months. After excluding Chinese institutions, the vast majority of the proposed applicants have limited capabilities, and there are not many qualified institutions that can fully meet the requirements of the "Stablecoin Regulation."Lee Kuan-hong, the head of HSBC Payme, told reporters that any Payme user can open a stablecoin account. In the stablecoin account, users can directly transfer money to friends and family, transfer to merchants, or invest in products linked to stablecoins. Users in the HSBC app cannot directly open an account; they must wait for HSBC to screen eligible users before applying for a stablecoin account.Payme account opening has required users to be local residents of Hong Kong, while users of the HSBC app also include mainland users. Under the existing management framework in Hong Kong, only local residents can participate in virtual asset trading, and mainland customers, even if they are mobile payment users of HSBC Hong Kong, cannot apply for a stablecoin account.

Canaan mined 300 bitcoins in Q4, with revenue doubling to $196 million

Canaan, a Bitcoin mining machine manufacturer (NASDAQ: CAN), announced its Q4 2025 financial report, with revenue reaching $196 million, a year-on-year increase of 121%, marking a new quarterly sales high in three years. The growth was primarily driven by large-scale mining machine orders in North America, with Canaan delivering a total of 14.6 EH/s of computing power this quarter.During the quarter, the company's mining business generated $30.4 million in revenue, mining a total of 300 Bitcoins, with an implied price of approximately $101,000 per coin. Additionally, Canaan increased its Bitcoin reserves through its self-operated mining business, holding about 1,750 Bitcoins and 3,951 Ethereum by the end of 2025, with a total value of approximately $165 million. In January 2026, the company mined an additional 83 Bitcoins, bringing the total reserves to 1,778 Bitcoins. Part of the growth came from converting stablecoin earnings from mining machine sales into Bitcoin. Despite the revenue rebound, the company still reported a net loss of $85 million due to fair value losses caused by the decline in cryptocurrency prices.Canaan plans to expand into the energy and computing infrastructure sectors and has launched a 3-megawatt heat recovery pilot project in Canada, utilizing the heat from mining machines for greenhouse heating. Revenue is expected to be between $60 million and $70 million in Q1 2026.
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