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Bitcoin miners that have begun redirecting computing capacity toward artificial intelligence workloads are trading at a significant discount to what they could be worth, according to analysis from investment platform Pluang.
The firm puts the mispricing at $37.6 billion — framing it as a market opportunity for investors who spot the transition before broader valuations catch up.
The Mechanism Behind the Gap The core argument from Pluang is structural: miners pivoting to AI are being priced by the market as mining companies, not as AI infrastructure operators.
Those two categories carry very different valuation frameworks.
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