Professional esports organization Ninjas in Pyjamas has made a bold pivot into the crypto mining space, generating $14 million in Bitcoin through its expanding mining operations. The move marks a significant diversification strategy for the gaming powerhouse, tapping into the lucrative Bitcoin mining sector as the network gains institutional momentum. The operation's expansion signals growing interest from mainstream organizations in direct cryptocurrency asset generation rather than traditional sponsorships. With Bitcoin's price resurgence and network security demands driving mining profitability, NIP's venture reflects a broader trend of non-crypto entities recognizing blockchain infrastructure as a viable revenue stream. The $14 million milestone suggests their mining setup has achieved meaningful scale—whether through hash power investment, facility partnerships, or energy optimization. This represents more than just a side project; it's a calculated business move to capitalize on digital asset infrastructure while leveraging the organization's technical expertise and operational capacity.

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GasFeeNightmarevip
· 3h ago
Wait, $14 million in mining? I need to calculate their electricity costs... How much electricity does that burn? Just looking at the gas fees keeps me awake.
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ruggedNotShruggedvip
· 3h ago
Did NIP mining earn 14 million? This business is much more stable than organizing events, no wonder big companies want to join in and share a piece of the pie.
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DegenWhisperervip
· 3h ago
NIP's move is quite clever, gaming org mining to earn 14 million? It's much more profitable than sponsoring tournaments... But the real question is how long they can stick with this wave.
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CodeZeroBasisvip
· 3h ago
NIP mining earns 14 million? That's more profitable than competing in tournaments, and the gaming industry is starting to compete with BTC.
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WalletManagervip
· 3h ago
$14 million? That hash rate must be incredible. But how do they calculate energy costs? Details make all the difference. 2. I see the long-term holding logic in this NIP move. True value investing isn't about short-term fluctuations. 3. By the way, their private key management scheme must be multi-signature. With this scale, using a cold wallet would be too outrageous. 4. Another major institution entering mining... It seems everyone understands the importance of on-chain analysis. Retail investors should wake up. 5. $14 million. In my opinion, this is true asset allocation—much more reliable than trading derivatives. 6. Has the mining facility's contract been audited? I'm a bit concerned about the risk factors involved in such large-scale operations. 7. Mainstream institutions are starting to directly generate crypto assets. What does that mean? It indicates they no longer want to be just sponsors. 8. Has anyone deeply analyzed the details of the facility partnership? I feel there might be some articles on energy optimization.
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OnChain_Detectivevip
· 3h ago
hold up... $14M in BTC from mining ops? let me pull the data on this one. NIP's got the infrastructure, sure, but smells like they're just riding the institutional wave rn. pattern analysis suggests classic diversification play when gaming revenue flattens. not financial advice but... always verify the actual hash rate claims before buying the narrative, folks.
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SpeakWithHatOnvip
· 3h ago
NIP really made 14 million, is it really more than what they earn from eSports tournaments? These guys have finally woken up.
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