Mining Company News》Bitdeer’s BTC holdings are approaching 2,000! Why do you "cash out money again"?

The mining company Bitdeer holds close to 2,000 Bitcoins, but sells them simultaneously. Let’s explain the reasons for this two-sided approach.
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(Background supplement: Trump mining company ABTC soared 90% until it melted, and second son Eric Trump made $500 million from holding shares)

Today (27), Bitdeer (BTDR), a Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin mining company, announced the latest currency holding information: inventory is approaching 2,000 coins, but sold 76.9 coins in the same week. The seemingly contradictory operations reflect the current dual needs of the mining industry that must simultaneously capture cash flow and long-term value.

Soaring computing power and the logic of “selling coins”

Bitdeer’s current Bitcoin holdings have risen to 1,997.5 BTC, a net increase of 31.4 BTC from the previous week; 108.3 BTC were produced this week, and about 70% were converted into cash for electricity and equipment expenses, showing financial discipline rather than bearish market prices.

The operating update in early September pointed out that the computing power in August reached 24.6 EH/s, a monthly increase of 40%, and 375 coins were produced. The key is the newly deployed SEALMINER A3, which pushes energy efficiency to new standards and makes Bitdeer more like an infrastructure technology company.

The company adopts the cycle of "mining > cashing out > reinvesting", locking in profits and expanding production through regular currency sales. At the same time, it diversifies exposure to a single price, and also allows Nasdaq investors to see stable cash flow.

External winds are also favorable to mining companies. The Trump administration’s openness to encrypted mining has boosted Wall Street’s evaluation of mining stocks, and Bitdeer’s financial report has benefited. The nearly 2,000 coins held are just the tip of the iceberg; what’s interesting is whether the company can continue to convert some of the Bitcoins into greater computing power and drive a self-reinforcing flywheel. For investors, the speed of compound interest of this machine is more critical than the short-term price.