Bitdeer published a “BTC Weekly Update” on its official X account, outlining its latest Bitcoin-related figures. According to the post, the data is as of June 19, 2026. Bitdeer reported BTC Holdings of 0, with the stated scope defined as “pure holdings, excluding customer deposits.” The update therefore presents the company’s own BTC balance under that specific reporting basis, rather than a figure that includes customer deposits.
Weekly output and sales both stood at 218.1 BTC
The same update listed BTC Output at 218.1 BTC and BTC Sold at 218.1 BTC. Because the amount produced during the week matched the amount sold, Bitdeer reported Net BTC Added of 0 BTC. Foresight summarized the disclosure under its market analysis category by noting that Bitdeer sold 218.1 BTC this week while continuing to maintain zero holdings.
The X post was timestamped at 3:31 on June 20, 2026. It included the tags #Bitcoin, #BTC, #BitcoinHoldings, #BitcoinCommunity, and #BTCMining, along with the $BTDR ticker reference. The post showed 551 views. No additional operating figures, sale prices, timing details, use of proceeds, or other asset-balance information were provided in the text of the update.
Holding figure excludes customer deposits
The wording around BTC Holdings is central to the disclosure. Bitdeer specified that the zero figure refers to pure holdings and excludes customer deposits. Under that stated scope, the company’s own BTC balance remained at zero after the week’s production and sale activity. The update does not present a broader total that combines company-held BTC with customer-related balances.
Based on the four metrics included in the post, the weekly movement is straightforward: Bitdeer produced 218.1 BTC, sold 218.1 BTC, and recorded no net increase in BTC. The data point is anchored to June 19, 2026, and the reported pure BTC holdings remained unchanged at 0 BTC.
For readers tracking Bitdeer’s Bitcoin balance, the update provides a concise weekly snapshot rather than a broader financial report. The confirmed figures are limited to the company’s stated BTC holdings, output, sold amount, and net BTC added. Within that framework, the company did not retain the BTC it produced during the week and continued to report zero pure BTC holdings.