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Bitdeer Technologies Group

Bitdeer Technologies Group

Bitdeer Technologies Group is principally engaged in provision of digital asset mining services. The Company does not conduct any substantive operations on its own but conducts its primary operations through its subsidiaries. Its majority business segments are: proprietary mining, cloud hash rate sharing and cloud hosting. The company operates five proprietary mining datacenters in the United States and Norway, Bhutan and Singapore.www.bitdeer.com

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Nov 5, 2026

Anthony PowerHOST
36:17
We know that Irem are at 15.
Anthony PowerHOST
36:20
We've got a feeling Bitdeer might certainly be in that sort of area as well.
Anthony PowerHOST
36:24
Remember, they're bringing on their own machines.
Anthony PowerHOST
36:27
And their own machines, as they bring on the Silminer A4, they're round about, I don't know, 9,500. joules a terahash, and so having the significant amounts of those will bring your efficiency down, as well as having Silminer A3 and A2s, which are significantly lower than the 15 joules.

24 MINS LATER

Bryce McNallieHOST
60:57
A lot happening on the macro scene, Anthony.
Bryce McNallieHOST
60:59
We'll continue to keep you guys posted.
Bryce McNallieHOST
61:01
Let us know how you're feeling, how the portfolios are holding up, if you're buying, selling, what moves you're making.
Bryce McNallieHOST
61:07
And we'll see you back here tomorrow for another busy one.
Bryce McNallieHOST
35:15
It's sub $2 million a megawatt.
Bryce McNallieHOST
35:17
So knee-jerk reaction may be, hey, we just saw Bitdeer sign at 2.4. Well, that's for a tier three data center.
Bryce McNallieHOST
35:25
This is not the same type of lease.
Bryce McNallieHOST
35:27
This is what they're calling a powered land lease.
ScottHOST
79:18
But I mean, I think what this is kind of showing is we haven't seen... all of the large miners that are pivoting to ai they have not been unplugging their miners in mass right i think we would see a much more significant drop it kind of seems to me like my hand-wavy analysis here is that they are pivoting to ai but not necessarily out of bitcoin mining probably because it's you can raise a lot of money if you're getting into ai I think a lot of them sold a bunch of their Bitcoin.
ScottHOST
79:51
Bitdeer is down to zero Bitcoin.
ScottHOST
79:53
They sold it all.
EconoalchemistHOST
79:55
Didn't the country of, was it Bhutan, just sell like the majority of their Bitcoin?
Anthony PowerHOST
23:27
I mean, we can talk about the Mara pool, which was which which DMG created.
Anthony PowerHOST
23:33
And we can talk about, you know, you know, helping like Bitdeer with its build out at the Rockdale facility.
Anthony PowerHOST
23:41
Sheldon was involved in that there and many, many other areas.
Anthony PowerHOST
23:45
examples of that there.
Anthony PowerHOST
28:35
And this is why we refer back to Core Scientific sometimes.
Anthony PowerHOST
28:38
That first deal, when you look at the revenues per megawatt at $1.4 million, I mean, it sounded great on the day.
Anthony PowerHOST
28:47
And we've seen now Bitdeer achieve $2.4 million per megawatt, their latest deal, in Norway.
Anthony PowerHOST
28:55
But remember, when Core Scientific signed that deal with CoreWeave, CoreWeave have effectively paid for the $6 billion of building those sites there.
Anthony PowerHOST
17:24
I'm sure they're doing the same due diligence I've been doing and looking into this company with a magnifying glass.
Anthony PowerHOST
17:31
You know, I've been very impressed with Bitdeer all along, and when they came out with the Seal Miner, I thought this is game-changing.
Anthony PowerHOST
17:39
You know, this is really sort of like, you know, if you can't beat them, join them.
Anthony PowerHOST
17:44
And we know that other providers out there, prices have been getting higher as Bitcoin price right there.
Anthony PowerHOST
17:50
And so Bitdeer, you know, it comes as no surprise.
Anthony PowerHOST
17:53
They were formerly part of the Bitmain group there.
Anthony PowerHOST
17:55
Jihan Wu was the co-founder of Bitmain.
Anthony PowerHOST
46:57
So these tools will help them deliver that.
Anthony PowerHOST
47:00
In terms of using the equipment, Iron and Bitdeer AI are the early users.
Anthony PowerHOST
47:05
But the benefits are NVIDIA's own claims and not a revenue announcement.
Anthony PowerHOST
47:10
So let's be clear on that particular aspect.
Anthony PowerHOST
50:35
And it just shows demand is not just about North America.
Anthony PowerHOST
50:38
Demand is worldwide for this particular type of technology, and it will only grow and grow and grow.
Anthony PowerHOST
50:45
And Bitdeer wants to be, obviously, part of that.
Anthony PowerHOST
50:47
They're going to operate sites in North America as well as their home area of Asia.
Matthew AIHOST
3:24
Matthew.
MitchCORRESPONDENT
3:26
Tether's announcement highlights a collaborative effort with key players like Bitmain, Bitdeer, Canaan, and others.
MitchCORRESPONDENT
3:32
These companies have committed to developing software integrations that allow their equipment to communicate seamlessly with MDK's common interface.
MitchCORRESPONDENT
3:40
This means that monitoring and automation can occur across diverse mining operations without the need to replace existing hardware or relinquish control over systems.
Kevin HornsbyHOST
43:13
The Shake's office is looking at a 50 and a 60 megawatt area now as well.
Kevin HornsbyHOST
43:19
And I think Bitdeer, Paul mentioned it on the podcast, Bitdeer are meeting with Shake's office along with another one that can't be named to confirm, I think, these 50 and 60 megawatts.
Kevin HornsbyHOST
43:31
If that happens, they're going to move to 70, 80 megawatts within months and 70 or 80 megawatts at the 250,000, let's say, at 80 megawatts is uh is 20 million dollars free cash flow a year yeah and it's five million market does that does sound like it's undervalued that's for sure if they can wake up everybody
Phil CarrollHOST
43:52
yeah because it doesn't make sense there's a lot i believe you also turned up you mentioned three things i listened to the interview one you were wearing speedos two you have a nice dream and three you drop your phone down the side of some team you may back whatever you got your phone back
Mark MossGUEST
7:29
So he bought four Bitcoin positions, but they are really AI Bitcoin positions.
Mark MossGUEST
7:33
So it was Bitdeer, IRIN.
Mark MossGUEST
7:36
riot and uh there was one more i forget uh but but those are bitcoin mining companies that are also now rolling out ai hpc right the high power compute and so really he was sort of like uh using this bridge and i think that's really telling for a couple of reasons so when you understand the way technological revolutions work about every 50 years we get one of these and what happens is we get this cluster of technology that all of a sudden gives us new building blocks to build this new world that we didn't have before so about every 50 years it's happened six times in the last 300 years and so you look at the way that the money gets in to fund these technical technological revolutions And so it sort of goes from speculative capital into productive capital.
Mark MossGUEST
8:21
And I think we're starting to see signs of that rotation actually happening where everyone's like, oh, you know, these large scale LLM models, they're building all this and it's going to be like the railroads and they're going to go bankrupt.
Anthony PowerHOST
11:56
I don't need you to give me the exact rates because you'll do that at the appropriate time.
Anthony PowerHOST
12:01
But I will turn and say that maybe some of the latest deals we've seen, and I've talked about the deal from Bitdeer in Scandinavia there at their site there, and that was around about 2.4 million per megawatt.
Anthony PowerHOST
12:12
Riot Platforms also came in around about close to 2.4 million.
Anthony PowerHOST
12:17
On the flip side of that...

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