Bitdeer has announced a significant boost in its Bitcoin mining operations for August 2025, reporting a total of 375 BTC mined. This figure reflects a remarkable 33% increase from the previous month’s total of 282 BTC. The average daily production also saw an upward trend, with August’s average reaching 12 BTC, compared to 9 BTC in July.
In tandem with the increase in production, Bitdeer reported a substantial elevation in its self-mining hashrate, which climbed 35% to reach 30.0 EH/s, up from 22.3 EH/s in July. This growth can be attributed to the ongoing deployment of SEALMINER rigs, which have effectively increased the company’s operational capacity. Overall, the total hashrate under Bitdeer’s management reached an impressive 44.2 EH/s. As of the end of August, the company holds a total of 1,934 BTC in its reserves.
In addition to enhancements in mining output, Bitdeer is actively expanding its mining rig manufacturing and research and development efforts. The company energized 4.1 EH/s of SEALMINER A1 units and manufactured 27.8 EH/s of the newer SEALMINER A2 rigs, with an additional 1.2 EH/s still in final assembly as August concluded. Among the produced A2 rigs, 6.0 EH/s were distributed to external customers, while 18.0 EH/s were allocated for the company’s self-mining activities at various locations across the U.S., Norway, and Bhutan. Notably, 7.8 EH/s of this capacity was brought online just in August.
At its facility in Tydal, Norway, Bitdeer has 161 MW of capacity operational, with a further 14 MW expected to be energized by the end of the third quarter of 2025. Meanwhile, the Jigmeling site in Bhutan has 367.5 MW currently live, with the remaining 132.5 MW anticipated to come online in phases by the conclusion of the quarter.
In market activity, Bitdeer’s stock, represented by BTDR, saw a slight uptick of 0.2% during pre-market hours.
