The Bitcoin mining company resumed sales of BTC in March, turning back the strong HODL trends from the previous month. The results show the highest monthly liquidation rate since last October.
Bitcoin mining farms resume selling BTC reserves: bear signal?
According to what has been reported, it appears to be so The publicly available Bitcoin mining company resumed sales of BTC from March 2025.
This is Reversal of actual trendsand compare with A powerful HODL strategy implemented in the months of the presidential election in the midst of the BTC Bull Run.
Specifically, there are just as many 15 has been published Mining The company Last month, we collectively sold over 40% of our total BTC production.
CleanSparkone of the leading US BTC mining companies announced it publicly Changes to the BTC Hodler strategy launched in mid-2023.
In this regard, CEO of CleanSpark Zach Bradford,description:
“We believe that over 12,000 Bitcoin Holdings worth around $1 billion has evolved from the nearly 100% holding strategy adopted in mid-2023, and is the right time to use a portion of monthly production to support operations.
Especially now that we reach our current size, we are deliberately thinking of a strategic approach rather than an ideology. While continuing to commit to Bitcoin as a long-term asset, we believe a more effective way to increase shareholder value is a balanced approach between monetizing new production and building long-term holdings. ”
Other companies I like Hive, Bit Farm, and Aeon Digital It has already sold over 100% of BTC production in March.
Bitcoin Mining: Publicly available companies stop becoming BTC Hodlers
This change in trend suggests that a change from BTC HODL to BTC seller may be that miners may do so. It addresses the narrowing of profit margins between low levels of hash prices and increasing uncertainty in trade wars.
Not only that, it also marks a recovery in Bitcoin sales by publicly released mining companies. The highest monthly liquidation rate since October 2024.
In fact, liquidation reports reached a similar peak last October, but sales were mostly easing due to rising BTC prices until the end of the year.
As Bitcoin Hashprice falls to low cycle prices and 1.1% of blocks, mining companies once again rely on BTC reserves to support operations and enhance liquidity.
The increase in BTC sales by these companies Due to increased capital expenditures in the sector.
A variety of large mining companies have announced expansion of infrastructure, upgrades of ASICs, or diversification into the high-performance computing sector.
Arizona is pushing for regulations
Recently, regarding Bitcoin mining, Approval By Arizona Senate of HB 2342 Act to Protect Miners.
The vote was 17 years old and 12 people were against it, so the law is now in the hands of the governor for final approval.
Specifically, the new law HB 2342 aims to Protect all individuals who perform BTC mining and operate blockchain nodes in their own homes; From zoning and use restrictions imposed by cities and counties.
Therefore, rather than businesses, Arizona aims to protect individual liberties from local government authority for mining activities.
