WYOMING AIMS FOR 5 OF THE U S BITCOIN MINING HASHRATE BY NEXT HALVENING

Last updated: June 15, 2025, 23:56  |  Written by: Emin Gün Sirer

Wyoming Aims For 5 Of The U S Bitcoin Mining Hashrate By Next Halvening
Wyoming Aims For 5 Of The U S Bitcoin Mining Hashrate By Next Halvening

As The Bitcoin Network Approaches

Wyoming could account for almost 2.88EH/s of the total worldwide hash power if it obtains the 5%. To achieve this, Wyoming will need to have about ten times the hash rate

As the Bitcoin network approaches another halvening eventa periodic reduction in the reward for mining transactionsthe stakes for miners are significantly higher.

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This Article Draws On Findings

This article draws on findings from the May 2025 Consolidated Review of Energy in Wyoming Report issued by the University of Wyoming’s School of Energy

bitcoinmagazine.com: Wyoming is a potential hotspot for bitcoin mining, with the state’s abundance of natural resources and energy.

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It only makes sense to use our strength as an energy producer to promote other economic development opportunities, such as Bitcoin mining.” “At today’s hash rate

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