Bitdeer mined 288.1 BTC this week and sold them all, maintaining zero holdings

Alpenglow is running on both public test networks, giving application teams a place to check their software before the live blockchain switches.

Nasdaq listed mining company Bitdeer stated on the X platform that as of the week ending September 25th, Bitdeer had mined 288.1 BTC and sold 288.4 BTC during the same period, currently maintaining a zero position status.

The feature would let users bundle up to eight transactions, including asset-and-payment transfers, but a brief drop below the network’s 80% support threshold restarted its two-week activation clock.

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