On July 9, crypto mining firm TeraWulf announced that it had paid off its debt with a final payment of $77.5 million, earlier than expected. TeraWulf executives said debt reduction will allow the company to focus on the deployment of mining infrastructure, maximizing its resources. What do you think this says about TeraWulf's future performance? We are waiting your comments.

In June, mining executives from CleanSpark, Marathon Digital, Riot Platforms and TeraWulf met with former US President Trump to discuss issues in the industry. Just 24 hours later, the Bitcoin Voter Project was born. This is a non-profit organization that educates voters about Bitcoin.

Miner capitulation continues to be a focus for the mining industry. The high energy cost and declining block subsidy for Bitcoin (BTC) mining threaten to shut down mining firms unable to compete in the post-halving environment. This could trigger miner capitulation, which is the process by which some miners sell their assets, reduce operations, or liquidate completely during market declines. What do you think about this? We are waiting your comments.