DMG Blockchain Plans to Explore Financial Hedging Contracts for the Power Sector; Mined 23 BTC in February
Svmuu News Bitcoin Mining firm DMG Blockchain Solutions released its February 2026 operational performance report, disclosing that it mined 23 BTC last month. However, due to the sale of a portion of its holdings of Bitcoin, its current holdings have dropped to 410 BTC.The platform’s total hash rate has risen to 1.78 EH/s. Additionally, the company stated that it has received approval to increase its total available power capacity to 75 megawatts and plans to explore power financial hedging contracts to mitigate the impact of power rationing on its mining and AI data center operations. Bitcoin (Globenewswire)
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