The mining company reported 990 BTC produced in June, the headline figure in its June 2026 production and operations update. The update is the central development in Bitdeer’s operating story for the month. For related coverage, see 12 Crypto Regulators to Watch in 2026.
The June total was published alongside Bitdeer’s regular monthly disclosures, which the company also filed with U.S. regulators via a securities filing. Bitdeer has issued similar monthly output figures throughout the year, including when it reported mining 783 BTC in April.
The 7.5% month-over-month gain shows stronger mining momentum
June output rose 7.5% from May, a direct month-over-month improvement in Bitcoin produced. The comparison references Bitdeer’s prior May production update.
The sequential gain points to steadier operating momentum, though Bitdeer did not disclose broader financial results alongside the production figure. The company’s monthly cadence follows earlier reports on how it manages mined coins, including one noting Bitdeer had sold all mined Bitcoin and held zero BTC. For related coverage, see Tesla Says It Did Not Sell Its Bitcoin Holdings in Q2 2026.
Self-mining hash rate reaching 73 EH/s helps explain the production growth
Bitdeer’s self-mining hash rate reached 73 EH/s, an operational metric reported alongside the June output figure. Higher deployed hash rate expands the share of network blocks a miner can win, supporting stronger BTC production.
The 73 EH/s milestone keeps the focus on Bitdeer’s operational scale rather than Bitcoin price movements. The figure sits at the center of the company’s June story, tying its expanding mining capacity to the month’s higher output, a pattern also visible in its earlier weekly reporting, such as when Bitdeer mined and sold 198 BTC in a single week.
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