Google Bets Big on Bitcoin Mining: Tech Giant Becomes Largest Shareholder in TeraWulf
Silicon Valley meets crypto mining in a seismic power play.
Google just placed its biggest bet yet on Bitcoin's infrastructure future—acquiring a controlling stake in TeraWulf, one of America's fastest-growing mining operations. This isn't just dipping toes in the water; it's a full-scale cannonball into the proof-of-work pool.
Why Miners Matter More Than Ever
With Bitcoin's hash rate hitting record highs and institutional adoption accelerating, control over mining capacity translates directly to influence over the network's security and direction. Google isn't just buying servers—it's buying a seat at Bitcoin's governance table.
The Energy Angle Everyone's Missing
TeraWulf's nuclear-hydro powered facilities align perfectly with Big Tech's ESG mandates. Finally, a way to mine Bitcoin without waking up Greta Thunberg—though Wall Street analysts will still find something to complain about while their gold-backed ETFs bleed value.
When tech titans start hoarding hashrate instead of just headlines, you know we've entered crypto's next paradigm. The mines are the new mines.
Alphabet Inc. has now become the biggest shareholder in Bitcoin mining company Tera-Wulf (WULF) after putting more money into an AI project. With this partnership it gets a 14% stake in the company through warrants connected to a lease agreement with Fluidstack... Read More
