Delin Holdings disclosed that in February, mining output was 51.712 BTC, with an expected annual Bitcoin production of 640-660 coins.

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ChainCatcher News: Hong Kong-listed company Delin Holdings disclosed that in February, they mined 51.712 Bitcoin, averaging about 1.8469 Bitcoin per day. As of February 28, the total Bitcoin mined was 136.2684. Delin Holdings estimates that the total Bitcoin production for the year 2026 will be approximately 640-660 coins.

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