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Bitcoin-Miner investieren Milliarden in KI, während Capex den Umsatz 15 zu 1 übertrifft

Neun börsennotierte Miner generierten im ersten Halbjahr 2026 341 Millionen $ aus KI- und HPC-Geschäften, nachdem sie mehr als 5 Milliarden $ in Sachanlagen investiert hatten.

Cointelegraph by Sam Bourgi

Publisher Cointelegraph

Aug 20, 2026 at 4:12 PM UTC · 2 Min. Lesezeit

Bitcoin-Miner investieren Milliarden in KI, während Capex den Umsatz 15 zu 1 übertrifft
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Key Signal

$30.7B Combined capital spending

Entities

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Last Updated

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Börsennotierte Bitcoin-Miner geben Milliarden aus, um Einnahmen aus künstlicher Intelligenz und High-Performance-Computing zu erzielen, obwohl die Erträge noch nicht Schritt halten konnten, was die massiven Vorabinvestitionen unterstreicht, die für eine Diversifizierung über das Bitcoin-Mining hinaus erforderlich sind.

In seinem neuesten Miner Weekly-Newsletter berichtete BlocksBridge Consulting, dass eine Gruppe von 15 Bitcoin-Minern und KI-Rechenzentrumsunternehmen in ihren jüngsten Berichtszeiträumen für 2026 insgesamt $30.7 Milliarden für Kapitalanlagen ausgegeben hat, was bereits 42.6% mehr ist als die $21.53 Milliarden, die sie im gesamten Jahr 2025 ausgegeben haben.

Insbesondere bei den Bitcoin-Minern bleibt die Lücke zwischen Investitionsausgaben und KI-Einnahmen erheblich. Neun vergleichbare Miner gaben in der ersten Jahreshälfte 2026 $5.11 Milliarden für Kapitalanlagen aus, während sie nur $341.2 Millionen an direkt gemeldeten KI- und HPC-Einnahmen erwirtschafteten – ein Capex-zu-Umsatz-Verhältnis von etwa 15 zu 1.

BlocksBridge berechnete die Investitionsausgaben auf der Grundlage von Barkäufen und Zuweisungen für Hardware, Immobilien, Ausrüstung und andere produktive Vermögenswerte, nach Berücksichtigung von Erlösen und Rückerstattungen aus Anlagenverkäufen. 

Market Context

Bitcoin

BTC

$76,990

+7.11% (24H)

Market Cap

$1.54T

Circulating Supply

20.1M BTC

24H Volume

$67.2B

24H High

$79,511

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