Bitdeer (NASDAQ: BTDR) reported that it mined 282 bitcoin in July, a 39% increase from June as it continued deploying its proprietary SEALMINER units to boost its self-mining hashrate 35% over the month to 22.3 EH/s. Bitdeer’s total hashrate under management reached 36.4 EH/s in July, which includes 13.9 EH/s from hosting customers and 0.2 EH/s from cloud mining. Bitdeer’s management reiterated its goal of reaching 40 EH/s of self-mining capacity by the end of October, and the company held 1,667 bitcoin at month-end.
In July, the company energized a 100 MW hydro-cooling conversion at its Rockdale, Texas facility and energized 159 MW between its Tydal, Norway and Jigmeling, Bhutan sites, bringing its total available capacity to 1,257 MW. In Massillon, Ohio, Bitdeer is targeting initial energization for the end of October, with completion estimated in late Q1 2026.
Bitdeer’s manufacturing arm has produced 21.2 EH/s of SEALMINER A2 rigs as of July’s end, with 10.2 EH/s deployed for self-mining, 5.9 EH/s shipped to customers, 4.8 EH/s in transit, and 0.3 EH/s preparing to ship. The company has scheduled the launch of the SEALMINER A3 in September, and it said that its next-generation SEAL04 chip (A4) should achieve an efficiency of roughly 5 J/TH, although it has not revealed an efficiency rating for the fully-built mining unit.
The company also reported near-full utilization of its NVIDIA DGX SuperPOD GPU cloud services, with deployment of NVL72 GB200 units on track for Q3 and GB300 systems under evaluation.
At time of publication, BTDR is up 1% from yesterday’s close.
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