Nasdaq-listed mining company Bitdeer has recently announced its Bitcoin operational status. As of January 2nd, its total Bitcoin holdings have reached 2,000 coins.
From last week's mining performance, Bitdeer mined 147.4 new BTC this week and sold 145.7 BTC according to market conditions. Comparing the two, the holdings experienced a net increase — the total Bitcoin stockpile increased by 1.7 coins compared to last week.
This data reflects that in the current market environment, mining companies are both steadily producing and flexibly adjusting their inventory strategies. Although the weekly net increase may seem small, from a long-term perspective, this steady accumulation is significant for institutional miners' asset allocation.
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MEVSupportGroup
· 01-03 23:34
2000 tokens, huh? This pace is quite steady; it feels like a big move is coming.
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ChainMelonWatcher
· 01-03 06:55
2000 tokens. The pace is steady, but it feels a bit conservative.
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StableBoi
· 01-03 06:54
It's already 2000 tokens, huh? The pace is pretty intense.
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wagmi_eventually
· 01-03 06:53
2000 BTC just sitting here, slowly flowing in. Only adding 1.7 per week...
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FloorSweeper
· 01-03 06:47
yo 2k btc stack is literally nothing if they're just dumping 145 of 147 every week lmao... that's not accumulation, that's cope
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BridgeJumper
· 01-03 06:33
2000 tokens? That's a pretty aggressive pace, netting 1.7 per week feels like they're holding back a big move.
Nasdaq-listed mining company Bitdeer has recently announced its Bitcoin operational status. As of January 2nd, its total Bitcoin holdings have reached 2,000 coins.
From last week's mining performance, Bitdeer mined 147.4 new BTC this week and sold 145.7 BTC according to market conditions. Comparing the two, the holdings experienced a net increase — the total Bitcoin stockpile increased by 1.7 coins compared to last week.
This data reflects that in the current market environment, mining companies are both steadily producing and flexibly adjusting their inventory strategies. Although the weekly net increase may seem small, from a long-term perspective, this steady accumulation is significant for institutional miners' asset allocation.