The Bitcoin Mining Pivot: Cipher Inks $3B Fluidstack Deal & CIFR vs WULF Analysis!

McNallie Money delivers breaking news about Cipher Mining's massive $3 billion contract with Fluidstack, backed by Google, for a 10-year high-performance computing deal that could extend to $7 billion. We analyze the strategic implications of this 168-megawatt contract and compare it with Terawulf's similar arrangement, exploring what this means for the future of Bitcoin mining companies.

• Cipher Mining signs 10-year, $3 billion contract with Fluidstack (backed by Google) for 168 megawatts of compute power
• Google provides $1.4 billion backstop support in exchange for 5.4% equity stake in Cipher
• Contract implementation requires approximately $1.5 billion in infrastructure investment
• Cipher announces $800 million 0% convertible senior notes offering to fund development
• Side-by-side comparison shows Cipher and Terawulf deals are similar on per-megawatt basis
• CleanSpark secures $100 million Bitcoin-backed credit facility with 2 Prime
• Hash rate projections dropping to $42/TH by early 2025 underscore miners' need to diversify
• Miner Madness competition update shows Soluna's 200% weekly gain propelling participants up the leaderboard

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