A recent study by VanEck suggests that in the coming years, if Bitcoin miners opt to allocate a portion of their resources towards artificial intelligence (AI) and high-performance computing (HPC), this could lead to significant economic benefits. Specifically, the report forecasts that if, by 2027, Bitcoin miners were able to dedicate approximately 20% of their energy capacity to support AI and HPC activities, the additional profits generated from this shift might amount to roughly $13.9 billion annually. VanEck further analyzed the financial status of Bitcoin miners, noting that factors such as debt burdens, frequent stock issuances, or excessive executive compensation could impact their balance sheets. However, through an energy transfer strategy, Bitcoin miners not only optimize resource utilization but also open up new revenue streams, enabling sustainable business growth and an enhancement in profitability.