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JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley provide $1B credit to Bitcoin miner

Mehab Qureshi

Partner

Mar 23, 2026 9:40 PMPublished Mar 23, 2026 9:40 PM

JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley just poured $1 billion into Core Scientific, a company that sold its Bitcoin and pivoted *away* from mining to focus on AI. This isn't a win for crypto; it's a clear signal that traditional finance sees the sustainable future in AI, not in large-scale Bitcoin mining. Is this the ultimate vote of no confidence in the mining industry?
This summary was generated by AI

www.thestreet.comJPMorgan, Morgan Stanley provide $1B credit to Bitcoin minerWall Street backs Bitcoin miner pivot into AI and data centers.

CORZ •Bitcoin Mining •Core Scientific •Artifical Intelligence •Funding Rounds •Bitcoin Mining To AI

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