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Alpha Drop | Apr 23, 2026 – GoMining Institutional. 🔹 Bitcoin's Long-Term Path Still Points Up. Analysts mapping Bitcoin's next five years see a bull case of $1M+ by 2030, backed by Cathie Wood and Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong driven by the next halving in April 2028 and potential U.S. Treasury purchases. The base case sees Bitcoin acting more like a tech stock, returning ~20% annually and reaching around $200,000 - still a compelling risk-adjusted outcome for institutional holders. 🔹 Bitcoin Shows Resilience Amid Iran-Driven Market Shock. Escalating U.S.-Iran tensions sent oil up 6.9% and equity futures down 0.7%, while Bitcoin dropped just 1.6% holding a 4.8% weekly gain through the turbulence. This marks the fourth consecutive Iran-related shock where Bitcoin's drawdown has been progressively smaller, a pattern analysts link to maturing spot ETF infrastructure providing a stronger price floor. 🔹 Mining Margins Improve as Difficulty Eases. Bitcoin's mining difficulty fell 2.43% to 135.59 trillion on April 17, the fifth downward adjustment of 2026 while hashprice climbed 13.65% over the past month, giving miners a brief window of margin relief. With hashrate still above 1 ZH/s and block times tightening, the next adjustment around April 30 is expected to reverse course.

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📍 Happening in just a few hours - join us live. GoMining Institutional Webinar | Bitcoin Mining in North America: Economics, Infrastructure & What's Next A deep dive into Bitcoin mining in North America - the current landscape, economics, and where things are heading. Featuring an on-the-ground operator perspective from the CEO of our US division. Join us: linkedin.com/events/7452045…

In our recent webinar on structuring Bitcoin yield strategies for institutional capital, Danielle Pienaar breaks down what investors actually want before allocating to the asset class. The same discipline they expect from traditional markets. Crypto-native structures are closing the gap fast but the bar is traditional finance. Watch the full webinar here: linkedin.com/events/7442922…

What currently drives Bitcoin mining returns? Our latest analysis breaks down why cost structures, not just Bitcoin price, are now the defining factor. As the network scales and competition intensifies, outcomes are increasingly determined by power, efficiency, and capital discipline. At the same time, the shift toward AI and HPC is beginning to reallocate power and infrastructure, creating opportunities for operators that are already running efficient, cost-optimised bitcoin mining fleets. Read more: institutional.gomining.com/blog/miner-pro…

GoMining Institutional Webinar | Bitcoin Mining in North America: Economics, Infrastructure & What's Next A deep dive into mining economics, infrastructure growth, and what's next for North American Bitcoin mining. 📍Thursday, April 23rd | 12 PM EST (4 PM UTC) Key discussion areas: • Mining economics & margins: how profitability is evolving across North America • Infrastructure & power dynamics: energy access, ERCOT, curtailment, and scaling new capacity • Hashrate & market structure: US dominance, mining pools, and geographic concentration • AI vs mining: how the AI pivot is reshaping public miners and creating new opportunities • Regulation & strategic outlook: taxes, tariffs, and whether the US remains the key hub for new hashrate Speakers: Fakhul Miah, Jeremy Dreier, Jared Focose Join the webinar: linkedin.com/events/7452045…

Alpha Drop | Apr 16, 2026 – GoMining Institutional 🔹 BlackRock ETF Flows Accelerate as Bitcoin Holds $70K–$75K Range BlackRock’s IBIT recorded a ~$291.9 million single-day inflow, one of the strongest sessions in recent weeks, contributing to a broader resurgence in spot ETF demand. This coincides with Bitcoin rallying to test ~$75K and stabilising in the $70K–$75K range following easing geopolitical tensions, reinforcing the link between macro sentiment and ETF demand. At the same time, technical indicators are beginning to improve, with price reclaiming key levels and showing early signs of momentum rebuilding. The takeaway: institutional demand is strengthening and increasingly driving market direction, with improving technicals suggesting a more constructive backdrop. 🔹Japan Moves Toward Treating Crypto as Financial Instruments Japan’s cabinet has approved plans to introduce legislation classifying crypto assets as financial products under securities law, marking a significant shift from their current treatment as a payment method. The proposal introduces insider trading restrictions, mandatory disclosures, and stricter enforcement, aligning crypto markets more closely with traditional financial standards. If passed, the framework could take effect as early as 2027 and may support broader institutional participation, including ETFs. The takeaway: Japan is accelerating crypto’s integration into mainstream finance, with a strong focus on investor protection and market structure. 🔹 $1B Bitcoin Purchase Signals Continued Institutional Conviction Strategy acquired approximately $1 billion of Bitcoin, around 13,927 BTC, in a single week, marking one of the largest recent corporate purchases. The transaction was funded through preferred equity issuance rather than common stock, reflecting evolving capital market approaches to accessing Bitcoin exposure. More broadly, the scale and timing of the purchase reinforce ongoing institutional conviction, particularly as Bitcoin stabilises in the $70K–$75K range and macro conditions begin to improve. The takeaway: large-scale capital continues to allocate into Bitcoin, supporting the view that demand is structural and extends beyond short-term market movements.

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Alpha Drop | Apr 9, 2026 – GoMining Institutional 🔹 Bitcoin’s Quantum Debate: Mining vs Wallet Risk Recent research separates Bitcoin’s quantum debate into two parts. On the network side, attacking mining would require extreme resources, with energy on the scale of a star, making it practically infeasible today. On the wallet side, new research from Google highlights how future quantum systems could challenge existing cryptographic signatures and potentially expose funds. But this is not a Bitcoin-specific issue. The same cryptography secures online banking, payment rails, messaging apps, and government systems, all of which would likely face pressure first. The takeaway is that network risk remains remote, while wallet security and post-quantum migration are the areas to watch. 🔹 ETF Fee War Heats Up, and Morgan Stanley’s Debut Was Strong Morgan Stanley’s new MSBT launched with a 0.14% fee, undercutting both BlackRock’s IBIT (0.25%) and Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust (0.15%). On day one, the ETF attracted roughly $30.6 million of net inflows, a strong start that highlights intensifying competition as institutional Bitcoin access becomes more mainstream. 🔹Macro Relief Triggered a Risk Rally, but Fragility Remains Bitcoin and broader risk assets initially moved higher after news of a temporary U.S.-Iran ceasefire eased immediate macro fears. But by April 9, markets were already showing caution again as questions emerged over how durable that relief really is. The takeaway: macro still matters, and sentiment can reverse quickly when geopolitical calm looks fragile.

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📍 Happening in just a few hours — join us live. Today at 1PM EST, GoMining Institutional brings together industry experts to break down what it actually takes to structure Bitcoin yield strategies for institutional capital. We’ll cover: • How ETFs, custody, and regulation are opening the door for TradFi • The institutional gap — governance, structuring, and risk • The role of independent directors in attracting capital • Why the Cayman Islands matter for digital asset fund structures • Tokenised fund frameworks — what works and what fails • AML/KYC realities for crypto-native strategies This session focuses on practical insights for those building, allocating, or evaluating institutional Bitcoin strategies. Join us live and be part of the discussion.

March 2026 highlighted early signs of stabilization across Bitcoin’s market and mining sector. Macro pressure eased as BTC snapped its losing streak with a modest +1.4% monthly gain, while mining conditions began to recover from post-halving lows. - BTC closed March at $68,234 after briefly reclaiming $75,000 mid-month - Network hashrate declined to ~1,021 EH/s as weaker operators exited - Hashprice rebounded to $32.15/PH/day, improving miner margins At the same time, U.S. spot ETFs returned to net inflows and large buyers continued accumulating, reinforcing renewed institutional interest. March pointed to a shifting phase: stabilization over capitulation, with early supply-side relief and accumulation returning as key signals for the months ahead. Full March market update: institutional.gomining.com/blog/monthly-u…

Buying BTC = price exposure. Mining = operational; a system that produces BTC. Different game. Mining returns depend on price and inputs: energy cost, hardware efficiency, network difficulty. For many investors, Bitcoin exposure starts and ends with buy-and-hold. But it doesn’t have to.

Apologies to everyone who joined our webinar today. Unfortunately we experienced technical issues that prevented us from running the session as planned. Rather than compromise on the quality of the discussion, we have taken the decision to reschedule. The session will now take place on April 7th at 1pm EST | 5pm UTC. Thank you for your patience and continued interest. We look forward to having you join us next week.

Expanding liquidity, modest real growth. In the U.S., the money supply has nearly doubled, but real GDP growth has remained in the low single digits. In that environment, the question isn’t just where capital is allocated, but how it’s positioned to still extract real return from increasingly crowded exposures. *Pictured: USD M2 Money Supply: Nearly Doubled over the Past Decade (Source: @tradingview)

10% returns in a 6% inflation world, with 2% in costs, is flat in real terms. A 10% annual return can look strong on paper. In practice, once you account for ~6% inflation and ~2% in fees, taxes, and operational costs, you’re actually standing still. Bridging that gap is what we explored in our piece “The Real Return Challenge” Read it here: institutional.gomining.com/blog/the-real-…

Alpha Drop | Mar 27, 2026 – GoMining Institutional 🔹Wall Street Capital Flows Into Mining Infrastructure. Core Scientific secured $1 billion in financing commitments from JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley within three weeks, signaling growing institutional interest in Bitcoin mining infrastructure. The company plans to expand data center capacity, including a shift toward high-performance computing workloads. 🔹Mining Difficulty Drops, Easing Short-Term Pressure. Bitcoin mining difficulty fell by approximately 7.7% on March 20, the largest downward adjustment since February. Lower difficulty reduces the computational work required per block, slightly improving revenue per unit of hashrate for miners who remain online. 🔹Bitcoin Reinforces Its Scarcity Narrative. Bitcoin is approaching the 20 million supply milestone, expected in mid-March 2026. As issuance slows, the network moves further into a phase where scarcity becomes more visible and block rewards play a smaller role over time. Recent developments point to continued adjustment across capital, network conditions, and supply as the mining sector evolves.