Mining giants reduce staking and optimize asset structure; over 3,600 Bitcoins produced in 2025.

2026-01-07 13:20:12

【CryptoWorld】A major Bitcoin mining service provider has just announced its operational report for December last year. By the end of the year, the company held 1,780 Bitcoins, an increase of 16 from the previous month. Notably, the number of staked Bitcoins dropped significantly to 274, indicating that the company’s available funds are more abundant and its financial flexibility has improved.

In terms of mining capacity, a total of 188 Bitcoins were mined in December. Cloud computing power mining contributed 151 Bitcoins, accounting for about 80%; self-operated mining farms produced 37 Bitcoins. This reflects the company’s substantial investment in cloud computing power services.

Regarding hardware configuration, the company’s total hash rate reached 26.1EH/s, with control over 478MW of power resources. The average energy efficiency of the mining machines remained at 18.3J/TH, indicating relatively high operational efficiency.

The company’s leadership mentioned that throughout last year, a total of 3,662 Bitcoins were mined. On one hand, they continued to increase Bitcoin reserves; on the other hand, they actively reduced the staking scale to optimize asset structure. At the same time, through stable and efficient hash rate supply, they continuously created value for cloud mining customers. The company expressed an optimistic outlook for 2026.

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AltcoinTherapist

· 01-09 23:20

Staked down to 274 coins, this guy is really preparing for the bull market... holding 1780 BTC in hand, a true big shark.

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failed_dev_successful_ape

· 01-09 18:51

Hmm... the staking amount has decreased significantly, which indeed makes room for the big move later on.

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GweiTooHigh

· 01-08 16:03

Playing the reduced staking game again, basically just afraid of sudden market changes and wanting to keep some tricks up your sleeve. Clever.

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ser_ngmi

· 01-07 13:49

Staking coins have dropped significantly? This operation is a bit particular, indeed more flexible. An annual output of 3,600 coins, with cloud computing power accounting for 80%, seems reliable. The 18.3 efficiency ratio hasn't seen much progress in the past two years, right?

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4am_degen

· 01-07 13:45

Reducing staking, hoarding coins, hoarding computing power—I've seen this tactic quite a few times... But 1780 Bitcoins plus 26.1EH/s, this scale is indeed solid. --- Cloud computing power accounts for 80% of the output? It seems this business is really starting to grow. --- Average energy efficiency is 18.3, significantly below the industry average... This cost control is quite good. --- Holding 478MW of electrical resources—that's the real moat. --- Reducing staking to free up more available funds—quite a clever financial adjustment... It all depends on how they use it later. --- 36,000 Bitcoins annual output? Calculated daily, that's over ten per day—Is this pace steady?

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StablecoinSkeptic

· 01-07 13:44

I see through the method of reducing staking; it's just that I don't have that much idle money left.

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GasWaster

· 01-07 13:43

ngl the unstaking play is lowkey smart... liquidating positions to optimize cash flow? that's literally what i should be doing instead of panic-holding through every dip lol

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AlgoAlchemist

· 01-07 13:38

Staked coins have dropped significantly, it seems like they are hoarding spot holdings—smart... 3,600 Bitcoin produced, no wonder they are a major mining entity, this scale is truly unmatched.

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