US trade policies under President Trump have created instability for Bitcoin miners in Canada, altering energy prices and operational strategies. Miners anticipate further regulatory changes in energy markets as a response to fluctuating tariffs.

Canadian mining company Bitfarms has reported a strong ability to adapt against recent energy price hikes, leveraging its hydroelectric resources in Quebec and British Columbia. CEO Ben Ganon asserts they seek enhanced access to electricity markets.

American Bitcoin miners face significant challenges due to tariffs on imports of mining hardware from China, affecting operational costs substantially. The industry is awaiting developments in domestic production opportunities as pressures from tariffs persist.