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Bitcoin has found an unexpected champion on London’s junior market. Bluebird Mining Ventures Ltd (AIM: BMV), a gold-focused developer valued at just £2.7 million, says it will recycle any future bullion revenues into Bitcoin and hold the cryptocurrency as its primary treasury reserve—an initiative the company touts as the first of its kind for a UK-listed miner.
Bluebird Mining Eyes Bitcoin Pivot
In a strategic update released this morning, Bluebird framed the decision as a response to “a tectonic shift in global markets.” Management argued that gold’s centuries-old role as a store of value is increasingly “under threat” from the rise of Bitcoin, which many commentators call “digital gold.” The company now intends “to convert future revenues from its mining projects into bitcoin—essentially converting gold to ‘digital gold’,” adding that it will “adopt a policy of holding bitcoin on its balance sheet as a treasury reserve asset.”
Executive Director and interim chief executive Aidan Bishop, who has led the rethink, was explicit about the motivation. “I embarked some time ago on a journey to understand and learn about bitcoin,” he said. “I am convinced that we are witnessing a tectonic shift in global markets and that bitcoin will reshape the landscape of financial markets on every level.” He described the hybrid “gold plus digital gold” model as a chance “to turn the page, look to the future and seek to attract a new type of shareholder.”

The pivot comes as Bluebird edges toward a breakthrough farm-out on its flagship Batangas gold project in the Philippines. Negotiations with its local partner have reached an “advanced stage” that, if concluded within weeks, would extend the company’s free-carry status all the way to first production while preserving a life-of-mine net-profit interest with no additional capital outlay.
In South Korea, where regulatory setbacks have stalled progress at the Kochang and Gubong deposits, Bluebird’s local counsel is preparing an administrative lawsuit to be filed before 18 June in an effort to protect asset value. The board said it would “continue to actively identify opportunities whereby these projects could progress without further capital requirements from the Company.”
Because the firm plans to run with “minimal corporate overhead,” it believes a Bitcoin-backed treasury could amplify returns once Philippine cash flow begins. Management pointed to public companies elsewhere that hold Bitcoin and “have been enjoying significant investor interest as well as substantial premiums to Net Asset Value that have challenged traditional financial metrics.”
To drive the new strategy, Bluebird has started searching for a chief executive with digital-asset expertise. Discussions with several candidates are already under way.

Whether the market rewards the experiment remains to be seen, but on the day the plan was announced Bluebird shares traded 63% higher on heavy volume, suggesting that investors are at least prepared to speculate that gold mined from Asian hillsides can be alchemised into a balance-sheet stack of cryptographic scarcity. If the Philippine deal and the Bitcoin treasury both materialise, Bluebird will test a simple thesis: in a world of fiat debasement and tightening gold margins, digital gold may prove the richer vein.
At press time, BTC traded at $105,495.

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Data shows that Bitcoin investors have again assumed a sentiment of greed after BTC’s surge of $64,000. Here’s what this could mean.
Bitcoin Fear & Greed Index Is Now Pointing At ‘Greed’
The “Fear & Greed Index” is an indicator created by Alternative that tells us about the sentiment currently present among the investors of Bitcoin and other large cryptocurrencies.

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The metric uses data from five factors to determine the net market mentality: volatility, trading volume, social media sentiment, market cap dominance, and Google Trends.
The index uses a scale from zero to a hundred to represent this sentiment. All values above the 53 mark correspond to the presence of greed among the investors, while those below 47 imply fear in the market. Naturally, values between these two cutoffs suggest a net-neutral mentality.
Now, here is what the Bitcoin Fear & Greed Index is looking like right now:

As is visible above, the indicator has a value of 55, meaning that the investors are just sharing a sentiment of greed right now. This greedy mentality is a new change for the market compared to the recent trend.

The chart below shows how the value of the index has changed over the past year.
The graph shows that the Bitcoin Fear & Greed Index had relatively low values just last week. More particularly, the indicator had been deep inside the fear region and quite close to a special zone called the extreme fear.
Extreme fear occurs when the index registers a value of 25 or lower. The metric has made several visits into this territory during the past month, with perhaps the most notable instance being the low that occurred alongside the price bottom on August 5th.
Historically, Bitcoin has seen many cases of such a pattern, where dips into the extreme fear region have led toward some bottom for the cryptocurrency’s price.
A similar but opposite pattern has also been witnessed for the extreme greed zone, which starts from 75 on the Fear & Greed Index. The price all-time high (ATH) earlier in the year also formed when the sentiment spiked into this territory.
Thus, it would appear that Bitcoin tends to move in the direction opposite to what the masses are expecting. The extreme sentiments represent the periods where this expectation is the strongest, so it makes sense that a reversal would also be the most likely to happen during them.
With the sentiment improving from fear to greed recently, investors have started becoming bullish again. As the hype is only mild for now, Bitcoin shouldn’t feel a negative effect.
The index can be watched in the coming days, though, as any spikes towards extreme greed could serve as a warning that things are getting too hot for the asset.
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Bitcoin had gone as high as $65,000 yesterday, but the asset appears to have seen a pullback to $63,600 since then.

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