This week's mining data highlights: Bitcoin's average weekly computing power fell by 4.22%; Tether holds more than 100,000 BTC and aims to become the world's largest Bitcoin mining company

Odaily Planet Daily News, Week 26, 2025 (June 20-June 26): 1. According to cloverpool, the average computing power of the entire Bitcoin network is 829 EH/s, the highest is 987 EH/s, and the lowest is 672 EH/s, which is 4.22% lower than the average computing power last week (865 EH/s). 2. According to blockchain.com, the average price of Bitcoin is US$104,278, the highest is US$108,345, and the lowest is US$98,225, which is 1.25% lower than the average price last week (US$105,603). 4. Mining news worth noting are: (1) Tether CEO said that the company's BTC holdings have exceeded 100,000, and it strives to become the world's largest Bitcoin mining company by the end of this year; (2) The Trump family has cooperated with Hut 8, a listed Bitcoin mining company, which will be responsible for building and operating their Bitcoin mining business. (3) According to the Wall Street Journal, artificial intelligence company CoreWeave is in talks to acquire Bitcoin mining company Core Scientific. The acquisition deal was planned a year ago but failed. People familiar with the matter said that as long as the negotiations are not hindered, the deal may be finalized in the next few weeks. Data partner: Cango Inc. (CANG), a Bitcoin mining company listed on the New York Stock Exchange.