[Chain News] Mining company Bitdeer recently released a set of noteworthy data: as of December 5, its own Bitcoin holdings dropped to 1,992.6 BTC (this number excludes client custody holdings).
Looking at this week’s operational performance, they mined 131.5 BTC but sold 130 BTC. This results in a net holding decrease of 148.5 BTC—which suggests that besides selling coins, there were other fund allocation actions.
Such fluctuations in holdings are quite common among mining companies, as they need to balance cash flow with coin hoarding strategies. However, the signal of consecutive reductions may reflect current mining cost pressures or their judgment on short-term Bitcoin price trends.
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SelfRugger
· 9h ago
Mined at 131 and sold at 130? That move seems a bit rushed. Is it really that hard to cover the costs?
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Layer2Observer
· 14h ago
Mining revenue and the amount of coins sold are almost the same. These data details are quite interesting... It shows that there really is cash flow pressure, not just simple bearish sentiment.
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NftMetaversePainter
· 14h ago
Actually, the algorithmic efficiency behind these mining operations—let's dissect the topological implications here. 148 BTC liquidation in a single week? This isn't just capital allocation, it's a computational signal embedded in the blockchain primitive itself. The hash rate economics reveal something deeper about digital sovereignty and the generative nature of proof-of-work aesthetics...
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LongTermDreamer
· 15h ago
Hmm... dumping again. I think this wave of selling won't be a big deal when we look back three years from now.
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RamenStacker
· 15h ago
Holdings are dropping sharply—is this miners cutting their losses, or just rebalancing?
After checking out miners' holdings, it feels like they're quietly cashing out.
Bitdeer reduced by 148 in a week? That pace is pretty aggressive, makes you wonder if they're not so optimistic about the market ahead.
With mining difficulty so intense and cash flow tight, everyone has to adjust, but selling off so quickly is still a bit puzzling to me.
Mining and selling at the same time—are miners now playing the buy-low-sell-high game?
148 BTC—that's a lot of selling pressure, no wonder the price has been swinging so much lately.
Miners are selling, while retail investors are still accumulating—this contrast is really wild.
Is the cost pressure forcing them to dip into reserves, or are they really bearish on the short-term market?
Mining company Bitdeer reduced its holdings by 148 BTC in one week, bringing its total holdings down to 1,992 BTC.
[Chain News] Mining company Bitdeer recently released a set of noteworthy data: as of December 5, its own Bitcoin holdings dropped to 1,992.6 BTC (this number excludes client custody holdings).
Looking at this week’s operational performance, they mined 131.5 BTC but sold 130 BTC. This results in a net holding decrease of 148.5 BTC—which suggests that besides selling coins, there were other fund allocation actions.
Such fluctuations in holdings are quite common among mining companies, as they need to balance cash flow with coin hoarding strategies. However, the signal of consecutive reductions may reflect current mining cost pressures or their judgment on short-term Bitcoin price trends.