NIP Group Inc. Reports 151.4 BTC Mined and Reaches 9.66 EH/s Capacity

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NIP Group Inc. Reports 151.4 BTC Mined and Reaches 9.66 EH/s Capacity

NIP Group Inc. announced that its Bitcoin mining operations produced approximately 151.4 BTC during the initial operating period from September through November 2025, representing around $14.2 million at current prices. The company reported that its current installed mining capacity reached 9.66 EH/s following the integration of Tranche 2 assets, positioning it among the top 20 publicly traded Bitcoin miners in the United States and the largest in the Middle East and North Africa by disclosed capacity. An additional 1.64 EH/s from Tranche 2 is expected to close in January 2026, with a full deployment target of 11.3 EH/s. At this level, the company estimates monthly production of approximately 140 BTC. The final transaction batches are to be settled through convertible notes, and full deployment is anticipated to bring total operating mining capacity to 11.3 EH/s.

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