📰 Bitdeer this week mined 288.1 BTC, but sold 288.4 BTC. Mining how much and selling how much isn’t enough—its sale volume is even 0.3 BTC more than its production for the week.
🔥 As of September 25, for the week, this Nasdaq-listed mining company’s net BTC addition is still 0, and it continues to maintain a zero position. Honestly, these figures are more direct than any statement: the company has not yet kept the BTC it mined this week on its books.
💡 288.1 BTC in production corresponds to 288.4 BTC in sales—both sides are almost perfectly aligned. As for why it insists on zero holdings and what the sales proceeds are specifically used for, the available information doesn’t say, and there’s no need to guess for the company.
👀 After a mining firm mines BTC, it can choose to keep holding or to sell. The move Bitdeer disclosed this time is very clear: its weekly production did not translate into newly added reserves. In any case, based on the result, it is currently not following a “coin hoarding” strategy.
🤔 If a listed mining company keeps its BTC holdings at zero for the long term, would you consider that a more prudent way of operating, or do you think it misses out on the upside leverage of holding coins?
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