【Crypto World】An interesting phenomenon is worth noting. Riot Platforms, a NASDAQ-listed mining company, mined 460 BTC last month, an increase from 428 BTC in November. Production is rising, which sounds good.
But here’s the twist — they also sold 1818 BTC, cashing out approximately $161.6 million. What’s the result? The total BTC holdings have now dropped to 18,005 BTC.
The logic behind this is quite clear: while production is increasing, the scale of selling is even larger. The movements of publicly listed mining companies often reflect their actual market judgment — increased production is for cost control and technological optimization, but large-scale sell-offs at the same time may indicate they are more inclined to realize profits at this price level. For market participants, whale-level holdings changes are always a noteworthy signal.
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alpha_leaker
· 17h ago
Dig it out and smash it out, I'm too familiar with this trick... Mining companies still can't see through it.
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RooftopVIP
· 01-08 12:13
Mining more, selling more—what is this hinting at...
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MidnightMEVeater
· 01-06 14:59
The more you mine, the more aggressively you sell, this is called "I don't believe you." The miners have long seen through it; increasing production is worthless, cashing out is the real deal.
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TokenTaxonomist
· 01-06 14:58
lol riot actually sold 4x what they mined... data suggests otherwise on that "bullish production narrative" tbh. let me pull up my spreadsheet real quick—the sell/mine ratio here is taxonomically incorrect for a holder mentality. rational actors exiting positions when fundamentals don't align, classic evolutionary dead-end behavior in this market cycle.
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DeFiGrayling
· 01-06 14:56
The more you mine, the more aggressively you sell. What is this hinting at...
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RektCoaster
· 01-06 14:45
After digging so much, they're still疯狂ly selling off. These institutions really don't have confidence in the future market.
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LuckyBearDrawer
· 01-06 14:41
No matter how much you mine, it can't compare to a massive sell-off. Are the mining companies fleeing?
Publicly listed mining companies' December mining output increased, but they sold off a large amount of BTC to 18,005 coins
【Crypto World】An interesting phenomenon is worth noting. Riot Platforms, a NASDAQ-listed mining company, mined 460 BTC last month, an increase from 428 BTC in November. Production is rising, which sounds good.
But here’s the twist — they also sold 1818 BTC, cashing out approximately $161.6 million. What’s the result? The total BTC holdings have now dropped to 18,005 BTC.
The logic behind this is quite clear: while production is increasing, the scale of selling is even larger. The movements of publicly listed mining companies often reflect their actual market judgment — increased production is for cost control and technological optimization, but large-scale sell-offs at the same time may indicate they are more inclined to realize profits at this price level. For market participants, whale-level holdings changes are always a noteworthy signal.