Bitdeer2026-09-26 04:53:53Bitdeer mined 288.1 BTC in the week ended Sept. 25, kept zero holdingsNasdaq-listed bitcoin miner Bitdeer said in a post on X that it produced 288.1 BTC in the week ended Sept. 25. Over the same period, the company sold 288.4 BTC and reported net BTC additions of zero. Bitdeer said it continues to maintain a zero-bitcoin position on its balance sheet. The update was cited by ChainCatcher in a brief market report. No additional operational details were disclosed in the source note beyond weekly production, sales, net additions, and the company’s current bitcoin holdings status.310
Bitdeer2026-08-28 01:32:49Bitdeer mined 1,190 BTC in July, up 322% year over yearCrypto mining company Bitdeer produced 1,190 Bitcoin in July, a 322% increase from a year earlier, according to a Techub News brief citing Cointelegraph. The update also said the company secured major AI infrastructure deals in Norway and Malaysia. The brief said Bitdeer is building out its AI infrastructure business to diversify revenue and reduce reliance on a single line of business in cryptocurrency mining. Alongside that shift, the newly disclosed production figures show the company’s mining operation is still expanding. The report did not provide additional financial details, contract values, or a more detailed breakdown of the July output. It focused on two points: stronger Bitcoin production and Bitdeer’s push into AI infrastructure in multiple markets.960
Bitcoin2026-08-07 09:28:00Bitcoin Nears a Macro Downtrend Line as Traders Watch Friday’s Nonfarm PayrollsBitcoin is trading around $64,000 after about two months of rangebound action between $58,000 and $67,000. The report says BTC is approaching a macro downtrend line drawn from the $124,600 and $82,200 highs, while traders are watching liquidity clusters on both sides of the market. Killa says the market is at a key crossroads, with either a failed breakout or a confirmed bottom in play. Akash points to heavy short liquidity between $64,800 and $68,200 and dense long liquidity between $60,000 and $62,900, suggesting a sweep could come before any clearer trend. BIT says the main problem is the lack of clear incremental demand, and Friday’s U.S. nonfarm payrolls report may be the catalyst that sets direction. The piece also notes continued inflows into spot Bitcoin and Ether ETFs, Coinbase’s August 8 suspension of several tokens, cautious U.S. equity futures, pressure on crypto stocks, and a broader market backdrop shaped by AI-related volatility, oil gains, and Treasury yields.2020
Bitcoin2026-07-24 10:53:52Bitcoin treasury firms sell holdings, cut debt and redirect capital as share prices sinkA growing list of public companies that once embraced the bitcoin treasury model are now selling BTC, paying down debt and reworking their balance-sheet strategies after sharp declines in both bitcoin and their own share prices. CoinDesk reports that Strategy, Satsuma Technology, Smarter Web Company, Sequans Communications, Nakamoto and Empery Digital have all sold bitcoin for purposes ranging from debt repayment and operating needs to stock buybacks and cash preservation. Crypto miners including MARA Holdings and Bitdeer are also reducing holdings, using proceeds to repay or repurchase debt while shifting energy and computing capacity toward AI data centers. The pressure extends beyond asset sales. Leadership turnover at Twenty One Capital and the collapse of Bitcoin Standard Treasury Company’s proposed merger point to broader strain across the digital-asset treasury sector. Even so, Strategy remains the largest public bitcoin holder with more than 840,000 BTC, and CEO Michael Sayler said limited sales would not amount to a broad exit plan.1690
US stocks2026-07-23 14:00:39U.S.-listed crypto mining stocks jump, with Riot Platforms up more than 6%U.S.-listed crypto mining stocks moved higher as a group, according to data from MSX.COM cited by Odaily. Cipher Digital and Hut 8 each rose more than 9%, leading the pack in the move. Riot Platforms also posted a notable gain of more than 6%. Other names in the segment advanced as well, including TeraWulf, MARA Holdings, IREN, and CleanSpark, each of which climbed more than 4%. The update reflects a broad upswing across publicly traded crypto mining-related stocks in U.S. equities during the session covered by the data.1260
Micron2026-07-12 04:22:14Micron reports $41.5 billion in Q3 revenue as AI memory demand stays strongMicron Technology reported revenue of $41.5 billion for the third quarter of fiscal 2026, up 346% from a year earlier, with net income of $28.24 billion and gross margin of about 85%. The company said it expects roughly $50 billion in revenue for the fourth quarter and disclosed a memory supply agreement with Anthropic. Micron also said demand tied to AI infrastructure was the main driver behind the surge in results, adding that its high-bandwidth memory supply has already been fully allocated through the end of 2026. The report also noted that Micron’s MUon token offers an on-chain investment channel for non-U.S. investors. According to CryptoBriefing, the jump in AI hardware demand could intensify competition for hardware resources faced by crypto miners.1430
Bitdeer2026-07-11 00:52:13Bitdeer Sold All 149.7 BTC Mined Last Week, Keeping Net Bitcoin Position at ZeroBitdeer said it produced 149.7 BTC in the week ended April 3, 2026, and sold all of it. Excluding customer deposits, the company said it continues to maintain a net zero Bitcoin position on its balance sheet.350
Bitfarms2026-07-03 23:30:14Bitfarms Shifts From Bitcoin Mining to AI Compute as It Winds Down Mining OperationsBitfarms, one of North America’s largest Bitcoin mining companies, said it will gradually scale down and exit Bitcoin mining over the next two years while redirecting its business toward high-performance computing and AI infrastructure. The company’s first fully converted site will be its 18 MW facility in Washington State, which is being retrofitted for Nvidia GB300 GPUs with advanced liquid cooling. Bitfarms also secured a fully funded $128 million agreement with a major U.S.-based data center partner covering equipment and building materials, with completion targeted for December 2026. CEO Ben Gagnon argued that converting only the Washington site—less than 1% of the company’s total developable portfolio—could potentially generate more net operating income than Bitfarms has ever produced from Bitcoin mining, creating cash flow to support operating expenses, G&A, debt service, and part of future capex as the company winds down mining in 2026 and 2027. The move reflects a broader industry trend as miners face falling Bitcoin prices, tighter margins, and pressure to find more stable revenue streams. However, the pivot is not risk-free: delays, hardware underperformance, and weaker-than-expected GPU-as-a-Service economics could all weigh on the transition.540
