BTCTNasdaqFinance ServicesUS GAAP · USD

BTC Digital Ltd.

BTC Digital Ltd. is a Singapore-headquartered, Nasdaq-listed digital computing infrastructure company operating in blockchain infrastructure and AI computing infrastructure. Its activities include cryptocurrency mining, mining-farm construction, data-center operations, and the development of AI computing centers and related services in North America.

Revenue14.0m USD
+20.3 %y/y
Operating profit (EBIT)-8.8m USD
−228.9 %y/y
EBIT margin-62.7%
−39.8 ppy/y
Net income-9.1m USD
−355.6 %y/y
Free cash flow-13.8m USD
−1,060.7 %y/y

Fiscal year 2025 · change from previous year

Development 2020–2025

-2000200400600800m USD2020: 137 m USD20202021: 729 m USD20212022: 82 m USD2022: EBIT 7.2 m USD20222023: EBIT -2.5 m USD20232024: 12 m USD2024: EBIT -2.7 m USD20242025: 14 m USD2025: EBIT -8.8 m USD202514-8.8
RevenueOperating profit (EBIT)

Business

Share of revenue
Cryptocurrency mining40 %

Mining operations that use computing infrastructure to support blockchain networks and generate digital assets.

Mining farm construction20 %

Design and construction activities for cryptocurrency mining farms and associated power infrastructure.

Data-center operations20 %

Operation and potential leasing or service provision from digital computing facilities.

AI computing infrastructure20 %

Development of AI computing centers and GPU-enabled infrastructure for external computing demand.

Customers

BTC Digital serves participants in digital-asset and computing markets rather than traditional retail finance customers. Cryptocurrency-related counterparties can include mining pools, digital-asset marketplaces, and infrastructure users, while the AI infrastructure business is intended to serve institutional customers requiring GPU computing capacity. The company’s disclosed AI initiatives are still being developed around customer demand, financing availability, and the conversion of owned sites and locked-in power into computing capacity.

Cryptocurrency mining ecosystem

Blockchain networks, mining pools, and related counterparties use or transact with computing capacity supporting digital-asset mining.

Institutional AI computing users

Businesses and institutions may purchase or contract for GPU-enabled computing capacity for AI workloads.

Digital infrastructure partners

Equipment suppliers, power providers, and technology partners support facility construction and operating capacity.

Data-center and cloud customers

Potential customers can use hosted computing infrastructure for high-performance or scalable workloads.

Strategy

BTC Digital is transitioning its growth platform toward AI computing infrastructure while retaining cryptocurrency mining and related digital infrastructure activities. The company is using its Georgia sites, power arrangements, and completed construction to develop phased AI capacity, including an 8 MW center. Financing, customer demand, GPU procurement, and power availability determine the pace at which this strategy can become an operating revenue stream.

Develop AI computing infrastructure in GeorgiaShort term

AI capacity could diversify the business beyond cryptocurrency mining and use existing site and power resources.

Complete commissioning of the Georgia computing projectShort term

Power interconnection and energization are required before completed construction can generate operating capacity.

Secure capital and GPU equipmentShort term

AI infrastructure requires substantial upfront funding and specialized computing hardware.

Scale capacity in response to customer demandMedium term

Phased deployment limits the risk of building unused AI capacity before commercial demand is established.

Geography

BTC Digital is incorporated and listed in the United States capital markets while its principal executive office is in Singapore. Its disclosed operating and development focus is in North America, particularly Georgia in the United States, where the company completed a 10 MW computing infrastructure project and is developing an 8 MW AI computing center. The geographic concentration creates exposure to U.S. power availability, interconnection timelines, permitting, equipment sourcing, and local data-center economics.

Risks

BTC Digital’s business is exposed to cryptocurrency price and network economics because mining revenue depends on digital-asset prices, mining difficulty, and power costs. Its AI strategy adds execution, financing, GPU availability, customer adoption, and utilization risks, while Georgia projects remain dependent on interconnection and commissioning. The company also faces capital-markets and Nasdaq-listing risks, including dilution from securities financing and the need to maintain listing requirements.

Sorted by severity
Cryptocurrency market volatilityCritical

Mining economics are directly affected by digital-asset prices, block rewards, and network conditions.

Exposure: Cryptocurrency mining operations

AI infrastructure execution riskHigh

The transition requires successful construction, energization, GPU deployment, customer contracting, and facility utilization.

Exposure: Georgia AI computing projects

Power and interconnection dependenceHigh

Computing facilities cannot operate at planned capacity until reliable power connections are completed and maintained.

ExposureGeorgiaUnited States
Financing and dilution riskHigh

Infrastructure expansion requires external capital, and private placements or warrant exercises may dilute existing shareholders.

Exposure: AI center construction and GPU procurement

Nasdaq listing complianceHigh

The company previously received a minimum bid-price deficiency notice, showing that share-price requirements can affect continued listing.

Exposure: Nasdaq-listed ordinary shares

AI customer adoption and utilizationHigh

New AI capacity may not generate expected returns if institutional demand, pricing, or utilization is weaker than planned.

Exposure: Planned AI computing services

Accounting

Judgemental items
Cryptocurrency mining revenue

Revenue timing and measurement depend on when mining activity earns digital assets and how those assets are valued.

Impact: Reported revenue and digital-asset balances may fluctuate with production and market prices.

Digital-asset valuation and impairment

Cryptocurrency holdings and related balances may be exposed to significant market-price changes and accounting judgments.

Impact: Volatility can affect earnings, asset carrying values, and operating results.

Property, plant and equipment

Mining infrastructure, data centers, power systems, and GPUs require estimates of useful lives, residual values, and depreciation.

Impact: Changes in utilization or technology can affect depreciation and impairment expense.

Construction and project readiness

The 10 MW Georgia project and planned 8 MW AI center involve judgments about capitalization, commissioning, and when assets become operational.

Impact: Capitalized costs and depreciation timing can materially change reported assets and expenses.

Warrants and private-placement instruments

Pre-funded warrants and common warrants may require detailed analysis of contractual terms, classification, and fair value.

Impact: Accounting treatment can affect liabilities, earnings volatility, and potential shareholder dilution.

Publicly listed companies with a comparable business focus.

Last updated: 08/09/2026

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