Tether launched a Bitcoin mining project in Uruguay in May 2023, planning to invest $120 million across two mining sites, each with an investment of $60 million. Due to disagreements with Uruguay's state-owned power company UTE regarding the power supply contract limits, Tether's Microfin ceased paying electricity bills in May 2025 and notified the termination of the contract in June. On July 25, UTE cut off power to the mining sites, with Microfin owing nearly $5 million and monthly electricity costs around $2 million. On November 25, 2025, Tether informed the Uruguayan labor department of the cessation of operations, resulting in the cancellation of 30 out of 38 local jobs. UTE stated that Microfin settled its debts in December, and 98% of Uruguay's electricity generation in 2025 came from renewable sources.
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Bitcoin hit $80,000 as WEEX predicted last week. See what drove the breakout, current key levels, and whether $90,000 is next.
Global markets delivered mixed signals. Bitcoin and Ethereum strengthened as institutional flows into spot ETFs supported a recovery in crypto risk appetite, while the Robinhood ecosystem and NFT sector also remained active. In technology, NVIDIA continued to weaken ahead of its earnings release, with investors focused on AI returns, customer capital expenditure, and order execution. PDD Holdings saw significant volatility after reporting results, while Applied Optoelectronics came under pressure following its large equity financing announcement. Investors are also awaiting new rate-path signals from the Jackson Hole Economic Symposium.