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Bitcoin mining, priced like a business.
The Mining Pod follows the public-company, energy, and financing machinery behind Bitcoin mining. Recent episodes move from hash rate and difficulty updates into miner stock rankings, ETF flows, China crackdowns, hyperscaler deals, and treasury-company skepticism.
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The Mining Pod covers Bitcoin mining from inside the machinery of the sector. It is not a beginner’s tour of mining. The center of gravity is sharper: hash rate, hash price, difficulty, public miner equity, debt financing, energy strategy, AI compute demand, and the strange market narratives that form around all of it. Recent episodes open with falling network hash rate, pressure on miner economics, and the risk of slipping below one zettahash. Then they move quickly. TeraWulf seeks major secured financing. Riot refreshes an at-the-market offering. IREN raises notes. Hut 8 signs a large Fluidstack deal with Google-backed economics in the background. CoreWeave delays become part of the same story: mining assets, power access, and AI infrastructure are now tangled together. The show is at its best when it turns stock-market chatter into a real operating question. Vibe rankings are funny, but they still land on trust, disclosure, hash costs, executive compensation, and whether investors understand what they own. The Hashies awards format gives the year-end episodes a looser feel, with receipts, wrong predictions, wrecked trades, and public-company fandom getting graded in public. The interview episodes stretch the frame. Jean-Marie Mognetti connects Bitcoin ETFs, Wall Street financial engineering, treasury-company logic, and the darker macro argument behind Bitcoin’s rise. Live conference episodes add industry-floor texture, including Luxor’s energy desk, NABs takeaways, Alberta’s mining posture, and record crypto ETP flows. China remains a recurring pressure point, from mining crackdowns to underground activity and scrutiny of Chinese miners. The show also keeps one eye on legal and regulatory fights, including Tether, Swan, Bitmain, Kingo, and Capitol Hill attention. Its pace is quick and jargon-comfortable. It assumes the listener already knows why hash price matters. The payoff is an unusually concrete read on where Bitcoin mining is moving as a business, not just as a slogan.
Made for: For miners and investors, miner-equity watchers, energy-market people, and serious Bitcoin listeners who already speak the sector’s shorthand. It also fits anyone tracking how mining infrastructure is being pulled toward AI compute.
What sets it apart: The show connects miner economics, public-market behavior, energy access, regulatory pressure, and hyperscaler financing in one running conversation. Its edge is the mix of hard numbers, company-specific scrutiny, and dry industry banter.
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Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
The Mining Pod connects Bitcoin mining headlines to the power assets, financing structures and operating economics that determine what companies can actually deliver.
The Mining Pod treats Bitcoin mining as an operating business, following the money from power generation and hash costs through public equities, financing deals and the industry's turn toward AI infrastructure.
Miner vibes meet financing fine print, so your Bitcoin thesis has to survive both.
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A focused mining-market read where weak hash economics meet fresh capital optionality.
Bitcoin mining gets a clear pressure check here, with network hash rate sliding, hash price stuck near the floor, transaction fees thin, and the hosts considering what it would mean if Bitcoin weakness pushed the network below one zeta hash.
The Hashies turns crypto's old receipts into a lively read on miner economics and market conviction.
The Mining Pod frames the first Block Space Media Hashies as a rough ledger for a bruising crypto year, counting through accounts, people, events, winners, losers, and the best and worst calls.
A subjective year-end ranking ties mining-stock vibes to disclosure, infrastructure, and investor trust.
Year-end vibe rankings give this episode a useful frame for testing how public Bitcoin mining and AI-linked companies earn, lose, and try to rebuild investor trust.
The episode asks whether Bitcoin ETFs changed market structure or simply repackaged familiar speculative cycles.
The Mining Pod uses Bitcoin's muted 2025 follow-through after the January 2024 ETF launches to ask what financialization has really changed. In conversation with CoinShares International CEO Jean-Marie Magnetti, the episode moves from derivatives open interest and call exposure…
A China mining crackdown frames how Bitcoin mining power assets began moving toward AI infrastructure.
China's crackdown on Bitcoin mining in Xinjiang gives The Mining Pod a clear spine: a regulatory shock pushed hash rate back toward the United States, where public miners were left holding power assets that later looked useful for AI builds.
A clear operator-level look at curtailment, tax credits, and backup systems in renewable Bitcoin mining.
Renewable Bitcoin mining looks simple only until the grid has no easy buyer for the power. This episode follows that tension through solar and wind projects, curtailment, tax credits, and the operational question at the center of the business: whether available energy can be…
A mining-news roundup where a one Zeta hash milestone meets a contested fight over joint venture assets.
The Mining Pod frames Bitcoin mining as a business caught between courts, policymakers, and infrastructure milestones. It opens on the one Zeta hash network mark, then settles into Tether's UK High Court fight with Swan Bitcoin.
Crypto markets, miners, and adoption in plain view.
Crypto headlines with market read-through.
The Mining Pod discusses Bitcoin mining industry news, macro trends, and market analysis with industry experts.
The host announces a pause of The Mining Pod and discusses the issue of Bitcoin miners identifying as AI companies, promoting a cooling solutions company.
The Mining Pod covers Bitcoin mining news, industry updates, and interviews with key players in the mining sector.
Charlie Spears announces the Mining Pod is pausing and redirects listeners to the BlockSpace Podcast.
The Mining Pod announces a pause, redirecting listeners to the BlockSpace Podcast.
Hash rate is sliding fast.
Blockspace Media’s “Hashies” counts down 2025 winners and losers across Bitcoin mining, prediction markets, and crypto deals, with Colin and Charlie narrating the picks.
BlockSpace Media's The Mining Pod closes the year with vibe rankings for publicly listed Bitcoin mining and AI companies, while the intro frames a projected negative difficulty adjustment and a hash price near $37.46 per petahash per day.
Jean-Marie Mognetti of CoinShares International says Bitcoin's 2025 market is being driven less by spot flows than by iBit options, CME open interest, and a derivatives complex that can push price into liquidation cascades around the 85,000-94,000 band.
The Mining Pod covers the Xinjiang mining crackdown, Hut 8's $7 billion Fluidstack deal, CoreWeave's Denton delays, and Blue Owl's pause on Oracle's Saline, Michigan financing.
The Mining Pod covers Bitcoin mining news, strategies, and industry developments, featuring interviews with executives and analysis of market trends.