🚨MINERS HIT THE SELL BUTTON: What’s Really Behind the April Bitcoin Liquidation?

The crypto market loves bullish narratives, but behind the scenes, Bitcoin miners sold off 70% of their freshly mined coins in April 2025. While retail celebrates $BTC above $100,000, miners — the backbone of the network — are quietly cashing out. Coincidence or signal?

According to TheMinerMag, only three major players — MARA, Cango, and BitFuFu — stuck to their HODL strategies. Giants like Riot Platforms and CleanSpark officially gave up on holding all mined BTC.

And it’s clear why.

Despite six-figure BTC prices, mining profitability is under pressure. The key metric — hashprice — remains at $55 per PH/s per day, far below December’s local peak of $63. Even with lower mining difficulty, profits aren’t matching expectations.

What’s Squeezing Miners?

• High Energy Costs: Rising expenses directly hit mining margins.

• Hardware Upgrades: Staying competitive means constant, costly upgrades.

• Wall Street Influence: Public mining companies now prioritize quarterly results over long-term HODLing.

Is this a warning sign? Maybe not. It could just be smart treasury management — selling while prices are high to secure cash before the next market shake-up.

But historically, heavy miner sales have often preceded price corrections. Can today’s institutional demand absorb this supply, or will the market feel the pressure?

Question for #AMAGE Community:

Is this miner sell-off just business as usual — or the start of a deeper correction? Are you buying this dip, locking in profits, or waiting for clearer signals?

Share your strategy — who’s really playing this market right?