Bitdeer to increase US mining as tariff pause opens trade window: report

Bitdeer Technologies Group plans to take advantage of a suspension of 90 days of American prices to send mines platforms from Southeast Asia to the United States.

According to Bloomberg, Bitdeer, a bitcoin (BTC) Mining Company listed on Nasdaq and founded by the crypto magnate Jihan Wu, experience a drop in profitability and a collapse For Bitcoin exploration equipment.

Consequently, the Singapore-based company pivots the auto-mine rather than selling its machines to other operators. He will also start American manufacturing following Trump pricing policies.

“Our plan in the future is to prioritize our own car,” said Jeff Laberge, Bitdeer capital markets and strategic initiatives.

The change came as the price of bitcoin’s hash – a measurement of mining profitability –close remains Historical stockings, after the event in half of last year Reduced block awards. Meanwhile, American prices under the trade policy of President Trump cause disturbances of the supply chain for platforms largely built in Asia.

United States-based manufacturing

Bitdeer also intends to start manufacturing based in the United States in the second half of 2025, aimed at reducing its dependence on production abroad and providing jobs in the United States

While the TSMC chips of Taiwan are currently exempt from prices, the company is preparing for increases in possible cost increases.

Some customers have delayed orders for platforms, which prompted Bitdeer to restart the inventory of its own installations in Bhutan and Norway.

The company is currently operating around 900 mining megawatts worldwide and aims to increase to 2.6 gigawatts by 2026.

It also develops in new markets, notably Canada and Ethiopia and the reuse of its data centers in Texas and Ohio to support artificial intelligence and high performance IT.