Bitcoin miners are increasingly selling their BTC holdings to fund a shift towards artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure. This strategic pivot comes as the profit margins from Bitcoin mining have diminished due to increased competition, higher energy costs, and lower Bitcoin prices, which currently hover around $66,000, nearly 50% below the all-time high. Several major miners, including IREN, TeraWulf, and Cipher Digital, are leading this transition. IREN has completely divested its Bitcoin holdings, while TeraWulf maintains a minimal BTC balance to support AI growth. Cipher Digital has reduced its BTC holdings from 2,284 to 1,500 as it focuses on high-performance computing infrastructure. Riot Platforms and Core Scientific have also significantly reduced their Bitcoin reserves to finance AI-related expansions. This trend reflects a broader industry movement as miners leverage existing data centers for AI computing, moving away from Bitcoin as a primary business focus. Companies like Bitdeer Technologies and Bitfarms have notably reduced their BTC holdings to zero and 1,827, respectively, as they double down on AI infrastructure investments.