Bitdeer2026-08-22 05:30:19Bitdeer Says Its Bitcoin Holdings Remain at Zero in Week Ended Aug. 21ChainCatcher reported that Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin miner Bitdeer posted its latest Bitcoin holding data on X. For the week ended Aug. 21, the company said it mined 265.6 BTC, sold 265.6 BTC, and recorded net new holdings of 0 BTC. Bitdeer said it is still maintaining zero Bitcoin holdings.1080
Bitdeer2026-08-20 13:18:02Bitdeer signs $400 million AI cloud deal tied to Malaysia A102 facilityBitdeer said its AI unit, Bitdeer AI, has signed a five-year customer agreement tied to about half of the capacity at its A102 facility in Malaysia before the site is energized. The company said the contract, signed with an undisclosed customer it described as having high credit quality, is expected to generate about $400 million in total revenue. Bitdeer expects service to begin in the first quarter of 2027, when revenue and related costs will start to be recognized. The company is aiming to build 350 megawatts of AI cloud data center capacity by the first quarter of 2028. The agreement adds to Bitdeer’s push beyond Bitcoin mining into AI infrastructure and high-performance computing. Earlier in August, the company signed a 16-year lease worth $4.7 billion for 121 megawatts of AI computing capacity in Norway. Yahoo Finance data showed Bitdeer shares rose 7% on Wednesday and were up nearly 6% in premarket trading on Thursday, reaching $10.2 as of 12:16 pm UTC.490
Bitdeer2026-08-20 12:46:28Bitdeer lands five-year AI data center contract tied to Malaysia siteBitdeer said its AI unit has signed a five-year service contract that is expected to generate about $400 million in revenue from the company’s data center in Malaysia. The customer has locked in roughly half of the capacity of A102, a 9.5 MW liquid-cooled facility. Revenue from the agreement is expected to begin contributing in the first quarter of 2027. The company also disclosed that its AI cloud business has an order backlog of more than $2 billion, equal to about 24.5 MW. Separately, Bitdeer said its strategic target is to expand AI data center capacity to 350 MW by the first quarter of 2028. The update links a signed multi-year contract, an identified facility allocation, a revenue recognition timeline, the current AI cloud backlog, and the company’s stated capacity goal for its AI data center buildout.1270
public miners2026-08-16 06:44:53Public Bitcoin Miners’ Hashrate Fell 21.2% Excluding Bitdeer, While Core Scientific Got 83% of Q2 Revenue From HostingListed bitcoin mining companies tracked in the report saw their combined realized hashrate fall from 368.3 EH/s in the fourth quarter of 2025 to 319.0 EH/s in the second quarter of 2026, a decline of 13.4% over six months, according to Bitcoin.com News as cited by Odaily. Over the same period, the Bitcoin network’s quarterly average hashrate dropped 10.6%. Excluding Bitdeer, the decline among the relevant miners widened to 21.2%. The figures also show a growing revenue split inside the sector. Core Scientific reported $136.7 million in hosting revenue in the second quarter, roughly five times its $27.5 million in bitcoin mining revenue, with hosting making up 83% of quarterly revenue. TeraWulf posted $31.9 million in HPC leasing revenue, accounting for 71% of total revenue and exceeding its $12.8 million in bitcoin mining revenue. Bitdeer moved in the opposite direction on hashrate, with realized hashrate up 44% from the fourth quarter of 2025 to 63.0 EH/s. In June, its self-mining and joint-mining hashrate stood at 73 EH/s and 15.9 EH/s, and it produced 990 BTC that month, up 388% year over year. Cango, by contrast, fell from 44.8 EH/s to an estimated 16.5 EH/s over the same six-month period.1160
Bitdeer2026-08-15 04:54:52Bitdeer mined and sold 263.4 BTC in the week ended Aug. 14, keeping zero holdingsBitdeer, the Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin mining company, said it produced 263.4 BTC in the week ended Aug. 14. The company also sold 263.4 BTC during the same period, leaving net additions to its Bitcoin holdings at zero. As a result, Bitdeer remains at zero Bitcoin holdings. The update was disclosed in a company statement cited by Odaily. The figures indicate that all Bitcoin mined during the reported week was sold within the same reporting period, with no increase in the company’s BTC position. No other holding changes were disclosed in the update.1290
Bitcoin minin2026-08-14 04:24:17Crypto miners split in Q2 as AI data center revenue grows and higher Bitcoin output fails to secure profitSecond-quarter earnings from listed crypto mining companies showed a widening gap between firms still relying on Bitcoin mining and those already booking meaningful revenue from AI and high-density data center operations. MARA posted a $611.3 million net loss, including a $343 million unrealized fair-value loss on Bitcoin, even as its quarterly production edged up to 2,422 BTC. Riot Platforms mined more Bitcoin as well, yet its mining revenue fell as the average Bitcoin price declined and network hashrate increased. At the same time, Core Scientific and TeraWulf reported that hosting and HPC leasing had become major contributors to current revenue rather than distant promises. Core Scientific generated $136.7 million in high-density hosting revenue, up from $10.6 million a year earlier, while TeraWulf said HPC leasing made up about 71% of its quarterly revenue. The results also show why headline contract values can mislead. Multi-billion-dollar agreements signed by miners are not the same as revenue already recognized in quarterly statements. What matters now is how much capacity has been delivered, how much rent is being booked, and whether those new businesses can cover construction, depreciation and financing costs.1540
Bitcoin2026-08-14 03:12:52Public Bitcoin Miners Cut Hashrate as AI and HPC Revenue Overtake Mining at Some FirmsPublicly listed Bitcoin mining companies reduced their combined operating hashrate by 13.4% from 2025 Q4 to 2026 Q2, a steeper decline than the 10.6% drop recorded across the broader Bitcoin network over the same period, according to BlocksBridge Consulting’s latest Miner Weekly. Excluding Bitdeer, the pullback was much sharper, with hashrate falling 21.2% from 324.6 EH/s to 255.9 EH/s. The report says the shift was not driven by a collapse in Bitcoin’s price. Instead, several large miners have been reallocating power capacity and data center infrastructure toward AI data center and high-performance computing, or HPC, workloads. Financial results from Core Scientific and TeraWulf show how far that change has progressed: in the second quarter, both companies generated more revenue from AI- or HPC-related business lines than from Bitcoin mining. Core Scientific posted $136.7 million in AI hosting revenue versus $27.5 million from mining, while TeraWulf reported $31.9 million in HPC leasing revenue and $12.8 million from mining. The broader question now is how far this reallocation of energy, facilities, and capital will go, and what it means for the economics and valuation framework of public Bitcoin miners.1380
Bitdeer2026-08-11 10:12:36Bitdeer drops 19% after earnings miss and plan to sell up to $1 billion in new stockBitdeer Technologies lost 19% of its market value on August 10, ending the session with a $2.11 billion market capitalization versus $2.65 billion the prior Friday. The sell-off followed a mixed second-quarter report and, more importantly, a new filing that allows the bitcoin miner to sell up to $1 billion in stock. Revenue rose 47% year over year to $228.8 million, beating analysts’ $225.7 million estimate, but the company posted a $0.37 per-share loss, slightly worse than the $0.36 expected by Wall Street. Investors also focused on a shift in gross margin, which turned negative in the quarter after being positive a year earlier. Alliance Global cut its price target on the stock to $20 from a recently raised $23. Bitdeer CFO Michael Potter said the quarter showed steady progress and pointed to a new colocation agreement and the AI Cloud business, but those comments did little to offset concern over rising costs and shareholder dilution. The company also said litigation tied to its Clarington, Ohio, data center project has moved into discovery after a motion to dismiss was denied.2020
