Bitdeer boosted weekly Bitcoin output to 57 BTC while adding 41.4 BTC to reserves, showing strong growth and smart treasury moves.
Bitdeer’s mining jumped 75% since January thanks to better efficiency and lower sales, showing strong discipline and long-term planning.
Ethiopia is rising fast in Bitcoin mining by offering cheap power and attracting foreign miners, helping boost its economy and reserves.
Bitdeer Technologies recorded its highest-ever weekly Bitcoin output, producing 57 BTC in the week ending July 4, 2025. The company added 41.4 BTC to its treasury while selling just 15.6 BTC. This brings Bitdeer's total holdings to 1,527.5 BTC—excluding client-related assets. Meanwhile, Ethiopia gains traction as a major Bitcoin mining destination, leveraging cheap hydroelectric power and increasing foreign investment.
Bitdeer’s Production Soars with Strategic Treasury Moves
Bitdeer’s Bitcoin production has grown steadily since January 2025. It mined 32.6 BTC in early January and now produces 75% more. This jump stems from better mining efficiency and increased operational capacity. Moreover, the company managed to ramp up production despite market turbulence and fluctuating energy costs.
Besides production growth, Bitdeer also adjusted its selling patterns. The company sold a peak of 30.7 BTC in May but scaled back sharply afterward. Consequently, Bitdeer has focused more on accumulation than liquidation in recent weeks. This approach points to a well-planned treasury management strategy.
Additionally, the company’s performance shows strong fundamentals. Improved technology, resource allocation, and market awareness are key drivers. Hence, Bitdeer now ranks among the most disciplined and forward-looking mining outfits globally.
Ethiopia Eyes Global Status in Bitcoin Mining
While Bitdeer tightens its grip on global output, Ethiopia is also stepping up. The country generated $55 million from Bitcoin mining over 10 months in 2024. This revenue came from electricity deals with 25 mining firms. Most miners paid in USD, boosting Ethiopia's scarce foreign reserves.
Moreover, Ethiopia offers ultra-cheap electricity at about $0.032 per kilowatt-hour. This has made it a magnet for miners from China, Russia, and the U.S. Hence, the country now contributes 2.5% of the global Bitcoin hash rate.
Projections show Ethiopia could earn $123 million from mining in 2025. A $250 million deal with Hong Kong’s West Data Group highlights its ambition. Additionally, the mining sector may add $2–$4 billion to the country’s GDP. Besides foreign revenue, job creation in areas like security and maintenance is rising. However, the sector’s long-term impact remains modest compared to its promise.
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