Are Bitcoin miners quietly turning into AI data centers? HIVE just landed a new annual revenue deal worth about $45 million, mainly from AI, and it's not alone: Riot Platforms and others are seeing AI margins three to five times better than mining. So who will mine the Bitcoin?

In this week's Crypto Talk:
• Bitcoin: CPI came in a little higher than expected, making a Fed rate hike in December more likely. BTC is back at the top of its 60K–73K range.
• Ethereum: a wallet linked to the Ethereum Foundation sold another 1,000 ETH (about $2 million), Vitalik Buterin said at Devcon that ETH is money, and Tom Lee's BitMine now holds about 4.97% of all ETH. ETH is back around $1,800.
• Solana: Helius brings Solana Privacy Rings to mainnet, Fidelity says Solana now accounts for 15% of major U.S. exchange trades, and Galaxy Digital, Exodus Movement and Forward Industries are building a tokenized stock exchange on Solana with Orca's technology. SOL dropped from around $120 to about $84.

Chapters:
00:00 This week: Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana
00:13 Swissquote intro and risk notice
00:33 Bitcoin miner HIVE: the shift to AI
02:03 CPI, inflation and Fed expectations
02:50 Bitcoin chart analysis
03:32 Ethereum: the Foundation, Vitalik and BitMine
04:37 Ethereum chart analysis
04:56 Solana: Helius and Privacy Rings
05:28 Fidelity on Solana trading
05:38 Solana and the tokenized stock exchange
06:12 Solana chart analysis and outlook
06:49 Disclaimer

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