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

Planet News: In the 26th week of 2025 (June 20-26): 1. According to cloverpool, the average Bitcoin network hash rate is 829 EH/s, with a maximum of 987 EH/s and a minimum of 672 EH/s, a 4.22% decrease from the previous week's average hash rate (865 EH/s). 2. According to blockchain.com, the average Bitcoin price is $104,278, with a high of $108,345 and a low of $98,225, a 1.25% decrease from the previous week's average price ($105,603). 4. Notable mining news includes: (1) Tether's CEO stated that the company's BTC holdings have exceeded 100,000, aiming to become the world's largest Bitcoin mining enterprise by the end of the year; (2) The Trump family has partnered with the listed Bitcoin mining company Hut 8, which will be responsible for building and operating their Bitcoin mining business. (3) According to the Wall Street Journal, AI company CoreWeave is in talks to acquire Bitcoin mining company Core Scientific. This acquisition was planned a year ago but was unsuccessful. Informed sources say the deal could be finalized in the coming weeks if negotiations proceed smoothly. Data collaboration partner: NYSE-listed Bitcoin mining company Cango Inc. (CANG).