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📰 News13 March 2026·2 min read·

Wintermute: Bitcoin Miners Must Put BTC to Work to Survive Next Halving

Source: cointelegraph

Crypto trading firm Wintermute has warned that Bitcoin miners who treat their BTC holdings as a passive reserve risk falling behind competitors. Miners who actively deploy their Bitcoin as a working asset will carry a structural advantage into the next halving, according to Wintermute. The advice reflects growing pressure on miners to find yield-generating strategies as block rewards continue to decline.

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