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Pantheon Mining Featured in Quote: Bitcoin on the Balance Sheet: The New Standard

Pantheon Mining was recently featured in Quote, a leading Dutch business magazine, in an article titled “Bitcoin op de balans: de nieuwe standaard.” The piece positions Bitcoin as a serious balance sheet asset and highlights Pantheon’s role in making direct exposure accessible through Mining-as-a-Service. In the article, CEO and co-founder Lodewyck Berghuys explains Pantheon’s approach: “Our clients want exposure to…

Hamdi Mejri
Hamdi Mejri
Head of Content
Published
August 25, 2025


Pantheon Mining was recently featured in Quote, a leading Dutch business magazine, in an article titled “Bitcoin op de balans: de nieuwe standaard.” The piece positions Bitcoin as a serious balance sheet asset and highlights Pantheon’s role in making direct exposure accessible through Mining-as-a-Service.

In the article, CEO and co-founder Lodewyck Berghuys explains Pantheon’s approach:

“Our clients want exposure to Bitcoin, but without the stress of volatility or technical barriers. We provide an infrastructure product: you own your mining position, we take care of the rest.”

Quote outlines how Pantheon has established mining operations in strategic global locations — the United Arab Emirates, Spain, Romania, and Texas — known for stable regulation, low energy costs, and strong infrastructure. By doing so, Pantheon enables investors to benefit from Bitcoin mining without operational burdens, while offering scalable access to one of the world’s most scarce digital assets.

Being featured alongside companies like Tesla, MicroStrategy (now “Strategy”), and Metaplanet, all of which hold significant Bitcoin reserves, reinforces Pantheon’s positioning as a trusted partner for investors looking to integrate Bitcoin into their portfolios.

📖 Read the full article at Quote

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