Bitfarms Dips 18% as It Shutters Bitcoin Mining for AI-What Could Go Wrong?

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On Thursday, Bitfarms announced that its 18-megawatt Bitcoin mining site in the lovely state of Washington would be the first to undergo this dramatic transformation. The new AI and HPC (high-performance computing) venture is expected to be completed by December 2026. Apparently, the company’s very small Washington site (less than 1% of its total portfolio) will be the golden goose that keeps them afloat. Because, of course, transitioning from cryptocurrency to AI is the “best opportunity” for any Bitcoin miner. Who wouldn’t want to throw away all that lovely crypto mining revenue in favor of more “advanced” data centers?

OKX’s DEX Gambit: Trading Freedom or Digital Chains? 🤔

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In a press release that somehow escaped the censors-sorry, was forwarded to crypto.news on Nov. 13-OKX proudly unveiled its latest innovation: letting users trade decentralized tokens without the usual circus of third-party wallets, bridges, or existential dread. “Seamless access to decentralized liquidity,” they call it. We’ll see how seamless it is when the gas fees hit.

Hedge Fund Whale Nudges Consumer Stock

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On November 13, 2025, the SEC filed a report revealing Appaloosa LP had added 5,233,908 shares of Whirlpool Corporation (WHR) during Q3. The total position now clocks in at $432.30 million, making Whirlpool the fund’s third-largest holding. For context, that’s roughly the amount I spent on my last vacation-minus the part where I actually went anywhere.

Your Advocates Sells $19.6M in BOND Shares

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The sale reduced BOND’s presence in the fund’s portfolio from 7.5% of reportable assets under management to a mere 0.4%, a diminution as stark as the fading light of a waning star. The top holdings that followed bore the weight of their own histories, each a testament to the capriciousness of markets: DCOR, DFIC, UDFEM, FAS, and SPIB, their values etched in percentages that spoke of both triumph and trepidation.