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Large-scale bitcoin mining operations are turning into the infrastructure of the AI era
Anthropic and mining company Riot Platforms sign a $9.1 billion deal for AI infrastructure.
Riot Platforms has signed a 20-year long-term agreement, and the stock jumped sharply before the market opened after the news broke.
The collaboration mainly involves Riot’s data center campus in Rockdale, Texas, providing 191MW of computing capacity infrastructure.
The contract runs until
June 2048.
The base contract value totals as much as $9.1 billion. If both subsequent 5-year renewal options are fully exercised, the contract’s total value could reach up to $16.1 billion.
This actually highlights a clear trend:
Bitcoin mining farms are rapidly transforming into AI infrastructure.
Why?
Because many of the things AI companies are most short on right now are already in the hands of large bitcoin miners:
* Large-scale power
* Land
* Cooling infrastructure
* Grid access
* Data center construction and operations experience
* Most importantly, they can build large-scale computing infrastructure faster than many traditional data center developers
In other words, what used to be miners’ biggest advantage—securing large quantities of low-cost electricity—has become even more valuable in the AI era.

In Q2 alone, Riot still generated $113.7 million in revenue purely from mining, but at the same time it also began signing long-term contracts with AI data centers to build a more stable long-term revenue stream.
So the entire Mining industry is actually changing:
Mining sites are not necessarily only for mining bitcoin.
Mining companies with power, land, grid resources, and infrastructure construction capabilities are gradually becoming AI infrastructure companies. #BTC

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August 15, Michael Hartnett, BofA Securities’ chief strategist, said in a recent report that in the current AI bubble environment, the optimal investment strategy is to go long both AI tech leaders and neglected “loser” assets that the market has long overlooked, in order to capture two-way returns during the final blow-off stage of the nominal GDP bubble, and to recommend shorting AI bonds. BofA’s bull-bear indicator edged down slightly from 9.7 to 9.3. It remains in an extreme bullish zone and continues to hold a “sell” signal, but global equities have still risen since the signal was issued in May. The report emphasized that capital is structurally flowing into gold and commodities, while tech stocks saw their largest single-week outflow in seven weeks. Private clients’ equity allocation has reached a historical high.
Hartnett believes that historical bubble patterns show that in the run-up to a bubble top, emerging markets or oversold cyclical assets often benefit from spillover effects. In the current setup, the most likely path to replicate this pattern is the consumer sector. Meanwhile, more than $1 trillion in AI capital expenditures combined with negative cash flow will create significant issuance pressure for related bonds. At the same time, BofA keeps its broad-asset framework of “avoid bonds, avoid the dollar, fully allocate to AI,” and points out three potential constraints that could suppress further upside in the bull market: surging bond yields, a shift in voter sentiment toward caution, and positioning that is generally already too long. Private client data shows that equity allocation has risen to a historical high of 66.4%. The shares of cash and bonds have fallen to the lowest levels on record and the lowest since 2022, respectively.
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August 15, Michael Hartnett, BofA Securities’ chief strategist, said in a recent report that in the current AI bubble environment, the optimal investment strategy is to go long both AI tech leaders and neglected “loser” assets that the market has long overlooked, in order to capture two-way returns during the final blow-off stage of the nominal GDP bubble, and to recommend shorting AI bonds. BofA’s bull-bear indicator edged down slightly from 9.7 to 9.3. It remains in an extreme bullish zone and continues to hold a “sell” signal, but global equities have still risen since the signal was issued in May. The report emphasized that capital is structurally flowing into gold and commodities, while tech stocks saw their largest single-week outflow in seven weeks. Private clients’ equity allocation has reached a historical high.
Hartnett believes that historical bubble patterns show that in the run-up to a bubble top, emerging markets or oversold cyclical assets often benefit from spillover effects. In the current setup, the most likely path to replicate this pattern is the consumer sector. Meanwhile, more than $1 trillion in AI capital expenditures combined with negative cash flow will create significant issuance pressure for related bonds. At the same time, BofA keeps its broad-asset framework of “avoid bonds, avoid the dollar, fully allocate to AI,” and points out three potential constraints that could suppress further upside in the bull market: surging bond yields, a shift in voter sentiment toward caution, and positioning that is generally already too long. Private client data shows that equity allocation has risen to a historical high of 66.4%. The shares of cash and bonds have fallen to the lowest levels on record and the lowest since 2022, respectively.
Against the backdrop of pressure as the size of U.S. Treasuries nears $4 trillion and debt-servicing costs continue to climb, BofA views the yield trajectory as the biggest variable and warns that intervention in the U.S. dollar–Japanese yen exchange rate has sent a signal that it is not desired for 10-year U.S. Treasury yields to break above 5%. Under the “avoid the dollar” theme, the report recommends going long gold as a hedge and also favors the Hong Kong real estate sector, where valuations are only about 12 times and where price levels are roughly in line with those from 30 years ago. Looking ahead, the November U.S. midterm elections are listed as a key political variable: if Republicans hold the Senate and the Texas governor is re-elected, AI risk assets could accelerate toward a peak in 2027; otherwise, it could trigger major adjustments in equities, the dollar, and yields.

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August 15, Michael Hartnett, BofA Securities’ chief strategist, said in a recent report that in the current AI bubble environment, the optimal investment strategy is to go long both AI tech leaders and neglected “loser” assets that the market has long overlooked, in order to capture two-way returns during the final blow-off stage of the nominal GDP bubble, and to recommend shorting AI bonds. BofA’s bull-bear indicator edged down slightly from 9.7 to 9.3. It remains in an extreme bullish zone and continues to hold a “sell” signal, but global equities have still risen since the signal was issued in May. The report emphasized that capital is structurally flowing into gold and commodities, while tech stocks saw their largest single-week outflow in seven weeks. Private clients’ equity allocation has reached a historical high.
Hartnett believes that historical bubble patterns show that in the run-up to a bubble top, emerging markets or oversold cyclical assets often benefit from spillover effects. In the current setup, the most likely path to replicate this pattern is the consumer sector. Meanwhile, more than $1 trillion in AI capital expenditures combined with negative cash flow will create significant issuance pressure for related bonds. At the same time, BofA keeps its broad-asset framework of “avoid bonds, avoid the dollar, fully allocate to AI,” and points out three potential constraints that could suppress further upside in the bull market: surging bond yields, a shift in voter sentiment toward caution, and positioning that is generally already too long. Private client data shows that equity allocation has risen to a historical high of 66.4%. The shares of cash and bonds have fallen to the lowest levels on record and the lowest since 2022, respectively.
Against the backdrop of pressure as the size of U.S. Treasuries nears $4 trillion and debt-servicing costs continue to climb, BofA views the yield trajectory as the biggest variable and warns that intervention in the U.S. dollar–Japanese yen exchange rate has sent a signal that it is not desired for 10-year U.S. Treasury yields to break above 5%. Under the “avoid the dollar” theme, the report recommends going long gold as a hedge and also favors the Hong Kong real estate sector, where valuations are only about 12 times and where price levels are roughly in line with those from 30 years ago. Looking ahead, the November U.S. midterm elections are listed as a key political variable: if Republicans hold the Senate and the Texas governor is re-elected, AI risk assets could accelerate toward a peak in 2027; otherwise, it could trigger major adjustments in equities, the dollar, and yields.

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August 15, Michael Hartnett, BofA Securities’ chief strategist, said in a recent report that in the current AI bubble environment, the optimal investment strategy is to go long both AI tech leaders and neglected “loser” assets that the market has long overlooked, in order to capture two-way returns during the final blow-off stage of the nominal GDP bubble, and to recommend shorting AI bonds. BofA’s bull-bear indicator edged down slightly from 9.7 to 9.3. It remains in an extreme bullish zone and continues to hold a “sell” signal, but global equities have still risen since the signal was issued in May. The report emphasized that capital is structurally flowing into gold and commodities, while tech stocks saw their largest single-week outflow in seven weeks. Private clients’ equity allocation has reached a historical high.
Hartnett believes that historical bubble patterns show that in the run-up to a bubble top, emerging markets or oversold cyclical assets often benefit from spillover effects. In the current setup, the most likely path to replicate this pattern is the consumer sector. Meanwhile, more than $1 trillion in AI capital expenditures combined with negative cash flow will create significant issuance pressure for related bonds. At the same time, BofA keeps its broad-asset framework of “avoid bonds, avoid the dollar, fully allocate to AI,” and points out three potential constraints that could suppress further upside in the bull market: surging bond yields, a shift in voter sentiment toward caution, and positioning that is generally already too long. Private client data shows that equity allocation has risen to a historical high of 66.4%. The shares of cash and bonds have fallen to the lowest levels on record and the lowest since 2022, respectively.
Against the backdrop of pressure as the size of U.S. Treasuries nears $4 trillion and debt-servicing costs continue to climb, BofA views the yield trajectory as the biggest variable and warns that intervention in the U.S. dollar–Japanese yen exchange rate has sent a signal that it is not desired for 10-year U.S. Treasury yields to break above 5%. Under the “avoid the dollar” theme, the report recommends going long gold as a hedge and also favors the Hong Kong real estate sector, where valuations are only about 12 times and where price levels are roughly in line with those from 30 years ago. Looking ahead, the November U.S. midterm elections are listed as a key political variable: if Republicans hold the Senate and the Texas governor is re-elected, AI risk assets could accelerate toward a peak in 2027; otherwise, it could trigger major adjustments in equities, the dollar, and yields.

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