Hold onto your digital hats! CleanSpark Inc.-the “chill” US bitcoin-mining company, because who doesn’t love mining from the comfort of their sofa-now faces a potential $185 million tariff monsoon. Thanks, US Customs! They claim our beloved miners-imported in 2024-are secretly Chinese, like that one friend who’s “from around here” but clearly isn’t. 
According to the glorious Q2 2025 filing (which sounds super official and, honestly, pretty complex), these invoices dated May 27 are waving duties at miners imported from April to June 2024. And guess what? The whole fleet was basically Big Tech’s version of Antminers, made by Bitmain, not some secret Chinese lab-sure, totally. 
If the CBP (that’s Customs’ version of a nosy neighbor) wins, we’re talking roughly $185 million gone, not counting all the interest that nobody wants to think about. But wait, CleanSpark is fighting back! They’re saying, “Hey guys, our docs and supplier stories say these machines came from outside China,” and they’re not planning to write a big check anytime soon-because they think it’s unlikely they will owe anything. Good luck with that dance! 
Meanwhile, all this happening as the whole US regulatory scene is tightening up faster than your pants after quarantine. CBP’s on a mission to sniff out Chinese origin-probably just jealous of all the crypto riches. 
CleanSparkの株は昼寝をします5％
Despite smashing quarterly results-$198.6 million in revenue and $257.4 million in net income (showing off a little)-the stock couldn’t resist a little drama and dipped over 5%. By August 8, 2025, shares flirted between $9.82 and $11.35, with a dramatic high of -6.07% at around $10.07. All that, while investors sip their coffee and worry about tariffs, crypto, and what the future holds. 
But don’t pity CleanSpark-they’re also sitting on a billion dollars worth of Bitcoin, making it rain with over 50 exahashes per second, and operating entirely on US soil. Because nothing says “secure” like doing it in your own backyard, right? 
他の鉱夫、同じトラブル：アイレンに会う
Turns out, they’re not alone. IREN, another public miner, is also caught in the same CBP tar pit, with a possible $100 million liability. Yeet, same story-dispute the Chinese origin claim, wave docs around, and shout, “Not us!” 
These corporate tiffs aren’t just drama-they’re shaping the future of American mining strategies. Bitmain-biggest player in the game-is even thinking of building a plant in the US to dodge tariffs, proving that everyone hates doing things the hard way. 
So, the moral of the story? This isn’t just about tariffs. It’s about legacy, bragging rights, and who gets to call the shots in the crypto world. If CBP wins, expect big changes-probably making our lives way more complicated than trying to explain Bitcoin to your grandma. 
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