ChainCatcher news, Luxor Technology Corporation has signed a $131.4 million agreement with Bitcoin mining manufacturer MicroBT, which includes a confirmed purchase of $93.2 million worth of Whatsminer ASIC Bitcoin miners, with an option to purchase an additional $38.2 million. These ASIC miners will utilize a combination of immersion, air cooling, and water cooling systems designed to improve efficiency.The announcement states that the agreement supports MicroBT's expansion in the United States, where the company has begun assembling miners domestically. Previously, Bitmain also launched a production line in the United States.

ChainCatcher news, according to CryptoSlate, Luxor Technology and Bitnomial launched the first fully regulated Bitcoin mining derivative "Bitcoin Hashrate Futures" in the United States on May 28.It is reported that the product trading code is HUP, allowing miners to hedge their income and providing investors with a new way to enter the Bitcoin mining market. Each contract represents 1 PH, with a duration of one month, and settlement is based on Luxor's Bitcoin Hashprice Index.