2026-01-06 08:43:09

Bitcoin mining company DMG Blockchain Solutions Inc recently announced its preliminary operational data for December, with a monthly mining output of 23 Bitcoins, a slight increase from 22 in November. However, from the hash rate perspective, the company's hash rate for the month was 1.77EH/s, slightly down from 1.81EH/s in November.

More notably, its Bitcoin holdings have grown. As of the end of December, DMG held 403 Bitcoins, an increase of 23 from the end of November's 380, achieving steady growth in holdings. The company's management emphasized that they will continue to control the scale of Bitcoin sales in the future and prioritize increasing holdings. This strategy reflects the mining company's current market environment, showing a more long-term bullish attitude towards Bitcoin.

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RugPullProphet

· 01-07 23:16

Huh? The output still increases despite the decline in computing power. This logic is a bit questionable. But holding 403 coins is indeed smart, much more conscientious than daily dumpings to cut leeks.

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StealthMoon

· 01-07 07:29

Hash rate decline but output increases? Something's off, these numbers seem a bit inflated. Holding onto 403 Bitcoins instead of selling, is the mining company betting on next year's market? DMG's move is definitely all-in on faith, a bit crazy. Let's see if this strategy pays off, it feels a bit like gambling. Position increased but hash rate dropped, is there an efficiency problem? Not selling, just holding coins—truly following long-term principles. Hash rate drops but still manages to mine an extra coin, did they upgrade their mining rigs?

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zkNoob

· 01-06 09:08

That's the smart move—mine and hoard, rather than dumping to make money at any other time.

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BtcDailyResearcher

· 01-06 09:06

Not selling and instead accumulating, this group of mining companies is really betting on the long term. Interesting. --- Hash rate actually dropped? These numbers are a bit contradictory. The mining volume still increased, is efficiency improving? --- 403 Bitcoins directly HODL, nice job everyone, really treating mining rigs like ATMs. --- An increase in holdings is a signal. If all mining companies are doing this, what does it indicate? --- Controlling the sale scale is a euphemism, basically refusing to sell. I respect this mindset. --- Only 380 in November, mining 23 per month—doubling the speed? This growth is indeed steady. --- Seeing how mining companies operate reveals the market’s attitude towards the future.

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ImpermanentPhilosopher

· 01-06 08:54

Hash rate is actually declining, but the output is increasing? That logic doesn't quite add up haha Stacked 403 Bitcoins, now that's true faith, brother Mining companies are starting to hoard coins, does that mean the bottom is really here? Not selling after mining, just stacking in the warehouse, this pace is a bit intense Production doesn't match hash rate, DMG is playing a good game Hash rate drops a little, but output still increases... this data is too outrageous 403 coins, uh, if it returns to 60k... I give up Mining companies are all betting, do they really believe Bitcoin will return to 100,000 dollars? Increased holdings indicate confidence in the market, but what does the declining hash rate mean? Basically, it's a bottom-hold gamble, looks like everyone has the same idea

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