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Bitcoin miners pledge up to 12% of treasury BTC as collateral

CryptoSlate reports miners use as much as 12.0% of their treasury BTC as collateral instead of selling, a shift that can reduce immediate coin supply.

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CryptoSlate reports that Bitcoin miners are increasingly using holdings from their treasuries as collateral, rather than selling coins outright.

The outlet says miners can pledge up to 12.0% of treasury BTC for collateral purposes, keeping the assets from turning into near term market supply.

The article frames the practice as part of how miners manage liquidity while maintaining exposure to Bitcoin price moves.

CryptoSlate provides broader context around crypto market regulation and market structure topics alongside the mining collateral detail.

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CryptoSlateBitcoin miners are using up to 12% of treasury BTC as collateral rather than selling coins

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