The Mining Pod | Blockspace Media Bitcoin Mining Stock Prices Lose $20B, Bitdeer’s Data Center Fire, Auradine’s New Unit, Jim Cramer Yells at CRWV
Nov 14, 2025
The market for bitcoin mining stocks sees a significant plunge, with $20 billion lost in market cap. A fire at Bitdeer's Ohio facility raises alarms, destroying two units and highlighting operational risks. Lava's shift to a centralized custody model sparks trust concerns among users. Auradine unveils an innovative mining unit, promising efficiency but facing skepticism about production capabilities. In the Cry Corner, Jim Cramer’s fiery exchange with CoreWeave's CEO steals the spotlight, signaling tension in the industry.
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Market Sell-Off Hits Miners Hard
- Bitcoin mining stocks plunged broadly, wiping about $20B from market cap since October.
- Several miners fell 5–10% intraday while names like BitDeer slid ~46% over five days.
Hash Price Breathes But Remains Weak
- Hash price and difficulty softened with a recent 2.37% difficulty decrease.
- Hash price tested lows around $40 per PH/s/day, stressing average miner economics.
BitDeer Fire Amid A Perfect Storm
- BitDeer's Ohio facility caught fire while under construction, damaging two buildings of 26.
- The incident followed poor Q3 earnings, a delayed chip project, and Tether selling shares, compounding market panic.