Stocks of bitcoin mining companies shifting toward AI computing power surge, HIVE and KEEL rise over 10%
Foresight News reported that stocks of Bitcoin mining companies transitioning to artificial intelligence and high-performance computing data center infrastructure surged. KEEL (formerly Bitfarms) closed at $2.84, up 20.85%; HIVE closed at $2.42, up nearly 12%; IREN closed at $47.36, up 9.96%; WULF closed at $20.95, up 7.71%; BTDR closed at $11.97, up 6.45%.
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