MARA, formerly Marathon Digital, rented out 7,377 BTC to third parties in 2024 to cover operational expenses for Bitcoin mining. The program focuses on short-term deals with trusted partners and generates a small income. Last year, MARA acquired 22,065 BTC at an average price of $87,205 and mined 9,457 BTC, increasing its reserves to 44,893 BTC. In addition, the company achieved a hash rate of 53.2 EH/s and raised $1.9 billion through two convertible loans.
1/6/2025 11:34:23 AM (GMT+1)
In 2024, MARA rented out 7,377 BTC, increased its reserves to 44,893 BTC, and achieved a hash rate of 53.2 EH/s, providing additional income to cover operational expenses 💰
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