Bitmain Brings Mining to U.S. Soil.

By Maxime Laurent · 2025-11-26 09:24

Bitmain Brings Mining to U.S. Soil.
Local assembly ramps up as full ops near 2026.

Bitmain’s U.S. shift has been brewing ever since Trump won in late 2024, and franchement it’s turning into one of the biggest industrial pivots the mining world has seen.

After the election, Bitmain kicked off test assembly in December 2024 with local partners. By July 2025, they went public with full plans for their first U.S. factory, and since then it’s been a steady march forward. Construction is active, hiring is booming — around 100 employees by October 2025, moving toward 150 by November, according to LinkedIn data. The HQ and assembly line are set to open around September–October 2025, with full operational readiness expected in early 2026.

And the initial output? 10–20k miners per month — enough to heat up the entire North American mining landscape. Bitmain isn’t new to the region either: back in 2019 they built a massive mining farm in rural Texas running on ultra-cheap power (~$0.03/kWh). All this could represent ~$1B in annual revenue, and whispers of a U.S. IPO — delayed since 2021 — are resurfacing.

Sitting here with the Mediterranean breeze brushing my face, I can’t help but think: this is more than expansion — it’s a full geopolitical repositioning of the mining industry. And $BTC’s heartbeat will only get louder from here. ⚡️

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