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Abundant Mining CEO says Bitcoin price volatility hasn’t slowed mining demand
Bitcoin price volatility has not slowed demand for mining infrastructure, according to Beau Turner of Abundant Mines. During an interview with TheStreet Roundtable, Turner said the company is preparing for a strong 2026 by expanding capacity now, even as near term price pressure remains a possibility. Turner acknowledged that Bitcoin could face further downside before resuming a longer term uptrend. “The path to much higher can involve some pit stops along the way at lower,” he said. Despite that uncertainty, Abundant Mines is positioning itself for growth. Abundant Mines operates primarily as a mining hosting ... (full story)
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