币界网报道：Terawulf, a U.S.-based Bitcoin mining company, reported a 2,300% year-over-year revenue increase to $27.5 million in Q4 2023, driven by its low-cost nuclear and hydro-powered mining operations. The firm mined 1,185 BTC during the quarter at an industry-leading cost of $15,700 per coin, achieving a 98% uptime rate. CEO Paul Prager highlighted the company's "undeniable" competitive advantage from its 91% zero-carbon energy mix, with nuclear power accounting for 50% of operations. Terawulf expanded its mining capacity to 160 MW in Q4 and plans to reach 300 MW by mid-2024. The company also reduced its debt by $17.5 million while increasing its Bitcoin holdings to 362 BTC worth approximately $15 million. Despite the strong performance, Terawulf's stock remains down 30% year-to-date, reflecting broader market pressures on mining equities.