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MARA Holdings (MARA) is currently trading at $11.48, with a 24h change of -4.25%. The 52-week trading range is $6.66–$23.45.

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MARA has a 52-week high of $23.45 and a 52-week low of $6.66, with the current price at $11.48.

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The current P/E ratio (TTM) of MARA is -2.4319126867660965, indicating how much investors pay for each dollar of earnings. A higher P/E ratio often reflects stronger growth expectations, while a lower P/E ratio may suggest a more attractive valuation or slower growth. Comparing it with the average P/E of the Financial - Capital Markets industry for a better context.

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MARA Holdings (MARA) currently has a market cap of approximately $4.35B.

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MARA Holdings (MARA)'s diluted earnings per share (Diluted EPS) is -3.6925498869719466. EPS = Net Income / Total Diluted Shares, which is a key metric for measuring a company's profitability.

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As of 2026-05-04 07:21, MARA Holdings (MARA) is priced at $11,48, with a total market cap of $4,35B, a P/E ratio of -2,43, and a dividend yield of 0,00%. Today, the stock price fluctuated between $11,35 and $12,39. The current price is 1,14% above the day's low and 7,34% below the day's high, with a trading volume of 51,11M. Over the past 52 weeks, MARA has traded between $6,66 to $23,45, and the current price is -51,04% away from the 52-week high.

MARA Key Stats

Yesterday's Close$11,99

Market Cap$4,35B

Volume51,11M

P/E Ratio-2,43

Dividend Yield (TTM)0,00%

Diluted EPS (TTM)3,70

Net Income (FY)-$1,31B

Revenue (FY)$907,09M

Earnings Date2026-05-07

EPS Estimate0,25

Revenue Estimate$181,90M

Shares Outstanding363,42M

Beta (1Y)5.305

About MARA

Marathon Digital Holdings, Inc. operates as a digital asset technology company that mines cryptocurrencies with a focus on the blockchain ecosystem and the generation of digital assets in United States. As of December 31, 2021, it had approximately 8,115 bitcoins, which included the 4,794 bitcoins held in the investment fund. The company was formerly known as Marathon Patent Group, Inc. and changed its name to Marathon Digital Holdings, Inc. in February 2021. Marathon Digital Holdings, Inc. was incorporated in 2010 and is headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada.

SectorFinancial Services

IndustryFinancial - Capital Markets

CEOFrederick G. Thiel

HeadquartersLas Vegas,NV,US

Official Websitehttps://www.marathondh.com

Employees (FY)266,00

Average Revenue (1Y)$3,41M

Net Income per Employee-$4,93M

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2026-04-28 00:00

MARA Foundation Established to Support Bitcoin Long-Term Health, Focusing on Quantum Resilience and Security Budget

Gate News message, April 28 — MARA CEO Peter Thiel announced the formation of the non-profit MARA Foundation on Monday, representing the firm's strategic commitment to supporting the long-term health, resilience, and adoption of the Bitcoin protocol. The foundation will focus on quantum-resistant Bitcoin technologies, including research and development of post-quantum wallets and proposals like BIP 360. According to the foundation's website, quantum computing does not pose an immediate threat to Bitcoin, but early preparation is critical given the network's deliberate upgrade cycle. The organization will support development of quantum-resistant tools to protect against potential future risks to elliptic curve cryptography used in some Bitcoin addresses. The foundation will also direct resources to securing Bitcoin's long-term security budget. As the mining subsidy continues to halve every four years and eventually phases out, miners will become increasingly reliant on transaction fees for revenue. The foundation aims to support development of a robust fee market to ensure Bitcoin remains economically secure. As one of the largest Bitcoin miners by hashpower and the fourth-largest corporate Bitcoin holder, MARA is expanding its advocacy through the foundation's broader initiatives, including global multilingual education, expanded access to self-custodial tools, and outreach to policymakers and activists.

2026-04-17 07:01

Listed Bitcoin Miners Sold Over 32,000 BTC in Q1 2026, Exceeding Full-Year 2025 Total

Gate News message, April 17 — Listed Bitcoin miners collectively sold over 32,000 BTC during the first quarter of 2026, according to Cointelegraph and TheMinerMag data, surpassing the entire 2025 annual sales volume and setting a new quarterly record. Major participants included MARA, CleanSpark, Riot, Cango, Core Scientific, and Bitdeer. Miner profitability faces mounting pressure as the current hash price stands at approximately $33 per day per PH/s, below the breakeven threshold of around $35 per day per PH/s for some mining operations. According to CryptoQuant, Bitcoin miner reserves have declined from over 1.86 million BTC to approximately 1.80 million BTC since 2023.

2026-04-13 10:05

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U.S. stocks closed higher, and MARA led crypto-related stocks with an 11.85% gain. The Dow Jones rose 1.62%, the S&P 500 gained 1.02%, and the Nasdaq added 0.89%.

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Publicly traded Bitcoin miners have posted broad gains in 2026, with the sector’s 10 largest stocks all trading in positive territory year-to-date. The rally spans roughly 5% to more than 85% for the top names, according to data compiled by Bitcoinminingstock.io. Even as Bitcoin and the wider crypto market faced a cautious backdrop, these miners have benefited from improving fundamentals in data-center operations and a shift toward artificial intelligence and high-performance computing (HPC) workloads. Among the leading performers, TeraWulf, Hut 8 Corp, and Riot Platforms have outpaced peers in 2026, delivering year-to-date gains around 85%, 67%, and 46%, respectively. Other significant movers include Core Scientific (~40%) and Applied Digital (~37%). By contrast, Bitdeer Technologies Group has trailed the pack with roughly a 5% rise, while American Bitcoin Corp.—the venture formed by Hut 8 and backed by Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr.—has slid about 29% on the year. The data underscores a stock market narrative where miners are rewarding investors despite a stubborn price environment for Bitcoin itself. Bitcoin’s price backdrop remains challenging. Bitcoin (BTC) is down about 20% year-to-date, even after having climbed roughly 17% over the previous 30 days. This divergence—rising stock performance in a downbeat crypto price regime—reflects a broader market dynamic where miners are leveraging on-chain profitability and expanding business lines to offset core mining economics. Data on BTC pricing and year-to-date performance are tracked by CoinGecko, while the stock performance snapshot comes from Bitcoinminingstock.io. For readers tracking the breadth of publicly traded mining exposure, the data set emphasizes how individual companies have differentiated themselves: those with sizable data-center footprints, scalable AI workloads, or diversified revenue streams have tended to outperform peers with more traditional, pure-play mining exposure. The following developments illustrate where the sector is headed and why investors are watching closely. Key takeaways All of the largest publicly traded Bitcoin miners are positive for the year, with gains ranging from roughly 5% to 85%+ as of this year’s mid-point. Top performers include TeraWulf (~85%), Hut 8 (~67%), and Riot Platforms (~46%), signaling a rotation toward operators expanding data-center capacity and AI infrastructure. Bitcoin’s price remains stressed, down about 20% YTD, highlighting how stock performance has outpaced spot-market momentum in the mining sector. Industry players are diversifying into AI and HPC, with Riot reporting strong Q1 data-center revenue and Core Scientific planning a major AI-focused campus expansion in Texas. Strategic moves—such as HIVE’s AI and GPU deployments and MARA’s stake in Exaion—signal a broader pivot toward GPU-based workloads and enterprise AI services, potentially reshaping mining economics and asset utilization. Mining stocks rise as AI and HPC become core bets The rally among the biggest miners comes as several industry leaders push deeper into artificial intelligence and high-performance computing. Riot Platforms, for example, disclosed a first-quarter 2026 revenue of $167.2 million, with its data-center segment contributing $33.2 million. Management described the quarter as an inflection point, framing the company as transitioning toward a revenue-generating data-center operator rather than solely a Bitcoin miner. This shift signals a broader ambition to monetize large-scale hardware deployments beyond the block reward cycle. Core Scientific has outlined plans to transform part of its Texas site into an AI-focused data-center campus with a capacity of up to 1.5 gigawatts, including about 1 gigawatt available for leasing. The company indicated that roughly 300 megawatts currently used for Bitcoin mining at the site could be repurposed to support AI and other high-demand workloads. The strategy mirrors a wider industry trend toward repurposing existing mining capacity for non-mining workloads as energy and hardware supply dynamics evolve. HIVE Digital Technologies also highlighted the AI/HPC pivot, reporting a 219% year-over-year jump in quarterly revenue as it expanded its AI and HPC offerings. The company stated a $30 million contract to deploy Nvidia GPUs for enterprise AI cloud customers, reinforcing the idea that miners can monetize their expansive data-center footprints by serving AI workloads beyond traditional mining. In another strategic move, MARA Holdings acquired a 64% stake in Exaion, a French AI data-center company, signaling deployment of capital into AI-specific infrastructure. This aligns with the sector’s broader effort to diversify revenue streams through AI-focused data-center platforms rather than relying solely on Bitcoin mining as the primary cash-flow driver. Industry observers also note a potential reallocation of long-term capital away from pure mining toward GPU-centric, AI-ready infrastructure. Bernstein’s recent note pointed to IREN Limited—the largest publicly traded miner by market capitalization—as potentially pivoting away from Bitcoin mining to a more expansive AI-cloud business. If realized, such a shift would reflect a structural reorientation of capital toward AI-centric workloads and could have meaningful implications for mining stock valuations and future capacity utilization. These moves illustrate a clear editorial theme: as Bitcoin’s price remains under pressure, mining companies are seeking to optimize asset utilization by expanding into AI, HPC, and data-center services. The data-center angle offers potential resilience against Bitcoin price volatility, as enterprises pay for capacity on a pay-as-you-go basis, potentially smoothing cash flows for miners during cycles of lower block rewards. What this means for investors and the sector From an investor vantage point, the current pattern suggests a nuanced risk-reward in the mining space. Companies that can efficiently monetize their data-center assets through AI and HPC workloads may enjoy steadier revenue streams than those reliant on mining alone, particularly when Bitcoin’s price sinks or remains range-bound. The market is already rewarding those capabilities, as demonstrated by the outsized stock gains at the top of the list and the notable performances of Riot, Core Scientific, and HIVE. However, the pivot toward AI and GPU-based workloads introduces its own set of uncertainties. Demand for enterprise AI compute can be cyclical, and success hinges on securing long-term GPU supply arrangements, managing power costs at scale, and navigating competitive pressure from established AI cloud providers. Investors should watch how effectively these miners monetize AI deployments, the terms of data-center leases, and the pace at which repurposed mining capacity meets enterprise demand. On the regulatory front, the sector’s diversification into AI centers introduces new considerations around data-center siting, energy usage, and environmental impact—factors that could shape policy and permit timelines. In addition, the performance of AI-focused ventures may influence how capital allocators value traditional mining operations, especially if a sizable portion of cash flow is tied to non-mining services rather than block rewards. Looking ahead, readers should monitor the progression of AI and HPC contracts across major miners, the extent of capacity reallocation from mining to AI workloads, and any notable partnerships or acquisitions that could broaden data-center ecosystems. The cryptocurrency market’s price trajectory will continue to interact with these dynamics, but the evolving business models suggest a longer horizon where the relevance of scale, power efficiency, and data-center utilization becomes central to miner profitability. For readers seeking a concise map of the original reporting and data points, the sector’s performance data originates from Bitcoinminingstock.io’s stock-data dataset, with Bitcoin price context drawn from CoinGecko’s year-to-date metrics. Specific company updates and milestones are drawn from industry coverage and company disclosures, including Riot Platforms’ Q1 revenue report, Core Scientific’s Texas AI campus plan, HIVE Digital Technologies’ AI revenue growth and GPU contracts, MARA Holdings’ stake in Exaion, and Bernstein’s assessment of IREN’s potential pivot to AI/cloud services. As the year unfolds, the critical question remains: can miners sustain a multiyear path toward AI-driven data centers while balancing the volatility inherent in crypto markets? What remains uncertain is how quickly AI-related workloads can scale across the sector, how supply chains for GPUs will respond, and whether these strategic pivots will translate into durable, diversified profit streams for investors. Watch for further quarterly results and strategic updates from the biggest players as they refine their AI strategies, expand data-center footprints, and experiment with different revenue models beyond pure mining. The next few months could reveal whether the industry can translate AI-centric ambitions into steadier, long-term value creation. Sources and related coverage: Bitcoinminingstock.io data on top mining stocks; Bitcoin pricing context from CoinGecko. Riot Platforms Q1 2026 revenue report; Core Scientific AI campus plans; HIVE Digital Technologies AI and GPU deployment contracts; MARA Holdings Exaion stake; Bernstein analysis on IREN pivot. American Bitcoin Corp. is referenced in Hut 8’s materials as part of its strategic partnership, but broader commentary and market impact should be interpreted in light of the company’s performance and the evolving regulatory and operational landscape. This article was originally published as Bitcoin mining equities rise in 2026 as BTC lags behind on Crypto Breaking News – your trusted source for crypto news, Bitcoin news, and blockchain updates.

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作者 | 吴说区块链 1、公开上市比特币矿企在 2026 年 Q1 合计抛售超 3.2 万枚 BTC，超过 2025 年全年总量，创单季度新高，其中包括 MARA、CleanSpark、Riot、Cango、Core Scientific、Bitdeer 等公司；数据显示当前 hashprice 约为 33 美元 /PH/s/ 日，低于约 35 美元盈亏平衡水平，约 20% 矿企处于亏损区间，矿企抛售主要受算力上升、区块奖励减少及宏观环境影响，同时矿企持有 BTC 总量自 2023 年以来由约 186 万枚降至约 180 万枚。（Cointelegraph） 2、据 Hashrate Index 报告，2026 年 Q2 全球比特币算力降至约 1,004 EH/s，较 Q1 下滑约 5.8%，主要受币价较 2025 年高点回落约 50%、挖矿收益降至历史低位影响，部分老旧矿机被迫关机。算力仍高度集中，美国（37.4%）、俄罗斯（16.9%）和中国（12.0%）合计占比约 65%；同时，吉尔吉斯斯坦、巴拉圭等新兴市场在低成本能源与新设备支持下逆势增长。当前算力变化核心驱动仍为盈利能力，而非政策或能源因素。 3、据 Cloverpool 数据，比特币挖矿难度今日在区块高度 943,488 处迎来挖矿难度调整，挖矿难度上调 3.87% 至 138.97 T；目前全网近七天平均算力为 987.01 EH/s。 4、据 FinanceFeeds 报道，随着比特币网络的发展，加密货币能源消耗的争论正在加剧。数据显示，2025 年比特币年能耗达 173 太瓦时（TWh），与波兰等国相当；但其可再生能源使用率已从 2022 年的 37.6% 升至 2025 年的 54%。此外，国际货币基金组织（IMF）提议对加密矿工征收碳税，预计每年可带来 50 亿美元收入。此外，如果加密行业无法在能源可持续性上取得实质进展，可能会失去关注 ESG（环境、社会和公司治理）标准的机构资金支持。 5、据 Hashrate Index 报告，巴拉圭凭借伊泰普大坝的结构性水电盈余成为全球第四大挖矿国，巴西则因电力市场开放快速崛起；相比之下，玻利维亚依赖天然气补贴、阿根廷受运营商退出与宏观波动影响，委内瑞拉和萨尔瓦多仍停留在潜力阶段。未来 12–18 个月，巴西电改、阿根廷能源法令、委内瑞拉 OFAC 许可及萨尔瓦多地热开发，将决定拉美能否真正释放挖矿增长潜力。 6、嘉楠科技披露其 2026 年 3 月共挖矿 89 枚 BTC，资产负债表持有加密资产达 1,808 枚 BTC 及 3,952 枚 ETH，创历史新高；同期其全球已安装电力容量增至 266.3MW，并新增超 10MW 部署容量。 7、据矿企 Bitdeer 官方公布的最新周报（数据截至 4 月 24 日），该平台本周共产出 185.7 枚 BTC，并已将其全部售出。目前，Bitdeer 本周净增加的 BTC 数量为 0，在排除客户存款后，其自身的纯 BTC 持有量保持为 0。 8、 Bitdeer 公布 2026 年 3 月运营数据，当月自营挖矿产出 661 枚 BTC，同比增长约 480%，自营算力约 69.5 EH/s，管理总算力约 78.1 EH/s；AI 云业务年化收入运行率（ARR）约 4300 万美元，环比增长约 105%，公司同时推进 AI 数据中心布局，与挪威 Tydal 项目潜在客户进行租赁谈判，并发布 SEALMINER A4 矿机（能效约 9.45 J/T）。 9、比特小鹿 (NASDAQ: BTDR) 今日正式发布新一代自研矿机 — — 海豹矿机 SEALMINER A4 系列。该系列包含三款机型：A4 Pro 风冷版、A4 Pro 水冷版及旗舰级的 A4 Ultra 水冷版。其中，A4 Ultra 水冷版能效比低至 9.45 J/TH；A4 Pro 风冷版和 A4 Pro 水冷版能效比均达到 10.9 J/TH。 10、纳斯达克上市比特币矿企 BitFuFu 公布 3 月运营数据，当月共生产 214 枚 BTC，并出售 80 枚 BTC 作为资产负债表管理的一部分。截至 3 月底，公司比特币持仓降至 1,794 枚，按当前价格计算约价值 1.31 亿美元。运营方面，公司总算力小幅降至 25.9 EH/s，电力容量降至 457 MW，主要因持续淘汰旧矿机并升级为更高能效设备。 11、纳斯达克上市矿企 CleanSpark（NASDAQ: CLSK）公布 2026 年 3 月运营数据，当月共产出 658 枚 BTC。财库方面，公司 3 月通过现货出售 405 枚 BTC，另有 500 枚 BTC 通过看涨期权行权卖出，合计出售 905 枚 BTC；同时通过期权及基差交易新增 445 枚 BTC。截至 3 月末，公司持有 13,561 枚 BTC。 12、纳斯达克上市比特币矿企 Riot Platforms 发布 2026 年第一季度未经审计生产与运营更新，公司季度出售 3,778 枚 BTC，出售净收益约 2.895 亿美元；截至一季度末公司比特币总持仓降至 15,680 枚。此前市场分析称 Riot 近期出售比特币或进一步加剧上市矿企抛售潮；近期多家上市矿企累计出售已超过 15,000 枚 BTC，以平衡运营与投资需求。 13、比特币矿企 Riot 已修改其与 Coinbase 的 2 亿美元比特币抵押信贷协议，以降低短期币价波动风险。新协议的核心变更包括：将贷款利率由浮动转为固定；允许信贷展期一年；引入“两日规则”，即抵押的 BTC 价值需连续两日跌破阈值，才会触发更严格的追加抵押要求。此外，Riot 在今年一季度售出了 3,778 枚 BTC（约 2.89 亿美元），并将用于抵押的受限 BTC 数量增至 5,802 枚。（The Energy Mag） 14、纳斯达克上市矿企 BGIN BLOCKCHAIN LIMITED 宣布已与相关方达成和解，其美国子公司此前因托管服务商违约被扣押的 5,325 台矿机已全部追回。该批设备原由 Krypton 托管运营，后因其拖欠房东款项被 Mawson 扣押，公司经诉讼及和解后完成全部回收。 15、 Tether 宣布开发新一代模块化比特币挖矿基础设施，与 Canaan 等合作，将算力模块与电力、散热系统分离设计，以提升能效并支持按需升级。该方案支持浸没式散热，并允许运营商替换单个组件而非整机。此前 Tether 已发布开源挖矿框架 MDK，提供统一管理与优化工具，此次硬件层推进显示其正加速构建矿业基础设施全栈体系。 16、 Tether 发布开源挖矿基础设施框架 Mining Development Kit（MDK），提供统一的全栈开发与管理工具，支持矿工对设备、数据与运营的集中控制。该框架采用模块化架构，可在不同规模与硬件环境下运行，支持自动化与 AI 优化，旨在降低厂商锁定并提升挖矿系统的可扩展性与互操作性。 17、 Tether Investments 提议推动 Twenty-One Capital（XXI）通过一系列合并交易优化结构，包括与比特币金融服务公司 Strike 合并，并进一步与比特币矿企 Elektron Energy 整合；若交易完成，合并主体将结合金融服务平台、全球分发与合规基础设施，以及大规模挖矿能力与算力资源，形成涵盖比特币储备、挖矿及金融服务的综合平台，同时计划由 Elektron 创始人 Raphael Zagury 出任总裁。 18、 AI 公司 Anthropic 宣布与 Google 和 Broadcom 达成多吉瓦级的下一代 TPU 算力基础设施协议。报道指出，激增的 AI 算力需求正与比特币挖矿争夺廉价电力和数据中心等稀缺资源。面对不断上升的运营成本和波动的挖矿收益，包括 Core Scientific 和 Iris Energy 在内的多家主流比特币矿企，正日益向 AI 工作负载托管业务转型，以获取更为稳定的现金流。（ CoinDesk ） 19、比特币矿企 TeraWulf 于 4 月 14 日将普通股发行规模由 8 亿美元上调至 9 亿美元，以每股 19 美元发行 4740 万股，用于建设肯塔基州数据中心园区并偿还过桥贷款，交易预计于 4 月 16 日完成；受此影响，公司股价在盘前交易中下跌约 6% 至 19.70 美元；此外，公司公布初步业绩，预计一季度营收为 3000 万至 3500 万美元，调整后 EBITDA 最高 300 万美元，截至 3 月 31 日持有 31 亿美元现金及等价物，总债务为 58 亿美元。（The Block） 20、纳斯达克上市公司 AVAX One Technology（Nasdaq: AVX）宣布签署前端工程设计（FEED）方案，计划在加拿大阿尔伯塔 4–31 Battery 站点开发 10MW AI/HPC 微电网数据中心。AVAX One 同时宣布已收购 220 台 Bitmain Antminer S21 Pro（234 TH/s）矿机，预计将其在阿尔伯塔的总算力提升约 33%，由约 150 PH 增至 200+ PH，相关投入称低于 50 万美元，并将用于在 AI/HPC 设施建设前获取短期挖矿收入。 21、为比特币挖矿、生成式人工智能和高性能计算应用提供支持的数据中心开发商 Soluna Holdings（NASDAQ: SLNH）宣布，已完成对德克萨斯州西部 150 MW Briscoe 风力发电场的收购，总价为 5300 万美元。该交易通过资产负债表现金及来自 Generate Capital 的 1250 万美元债务融资完成。 22、纳斯达克上市公司 BTC Digital Ltd. 宣布与加拿大 Aurora Energy Ltd. 签署联合开发及运营协议，计划在加拿大阿尔伯塔建设 5–10MW 离网天然气供电算力设施，初期用于比特币挖矿，后续或扩展至 AI 计算、数据中心及高性能计算场景。公司称，此举旨在推进从数字资产算力运营商向能源驱动型算力基础设施平台转型。 23、据彭博社，美国铝业公司 Alcoa Corp. 正接近与比特币矿企 New York Digital Investment Group 达成协议，出售其位于纽约州的 Massena East 关停冶炼厂资产，预计于今年年中完成；该交易属于其处置闲置工业资产计划的一部分，随着数据中心对电力基础设施需求上升，此类工业场地正受到更多关注。 24、由特朗普家族支持的美国比特币公司 American Bitcoin Corp 宣布已在加拿大阿尔伯塔省 Drumheller 设施启用 11,298 台 Bitcoin 矿机，新增 3.05 EH/s 算力，使公司自有算力提升至 28.1 EH/s，设备总数达 89,242 台；公司股价当日上涨超 13%，近一月累计上涨 49%；Eric Trump 表示，公司将通过扩大算力提升 Bitcoin 敞口；数据显示，公司持有超 7000 枚 BTC，价值约 5.52 亿美元。（Decrypt） 25、据 Blockspace 报道，美国最大的上市比特币矿企之一 MARA 已裁减约 15% 员工，涉及多个部门及部分合同人员，公司称此举为战略调整的一部分，旨在推动其由纯矿企向能源与数字基础设施公司的转型；受影响员工将获得约 1 个月带薪休假及 13 周遣散补偿；MARA 2025 年录得约 13 亿美元净亏损，同时曾出售逾 1.5 万枚 BTC 以偿还可转债。 26、据 Lookonchain 监测，比特币矿企 MARA 于 3 小时前再次转出 250 枚 BTC，价值约 1737 万美元。此前数据显示，在 3 月 4 日至 3 月 25 日期间，MARA 曾以约 72,689 美元的均价抛售了 15,133 枚 BTC（约合 11 亿美元）。 27、 MARA Holdings CEO Fred Thiel 在 Bitcoin Conference 宣布成立 MARA Foundation，作为其在挖矿业务之外支持比特币网络发展的举措，重点包括推动开源技术研发、完善交易费市场以支撑“安全预算”、开展抗量子计算等安全研究、扩大自托管工具使用，以及推进多语言教育和政策倡导。 28、据 Lookonchain 监测，比特币矿企 Riot Platforms 约 8 小时前出售 500 枚 BTC，价值约 3413 万美元；此外，BTC 储备公司 Empery Digital（原 Volcon）亦于约 8 小时前将剩余 1795 枚 BTC（约 1.225 亿美元）转入 Gemini。 29、据 Lookonchain 监测，比特币矿企 Riot Platforms 疑似再次抛售 500 枚 BTC（约 3487 万美元）。链上数据显示，过去 5 天内，该矿企已累计向机构服务商 NYDIG 存入了 1500 枚 BTC，总计价值约 1.023 亿美元。 30、据 Lookonchain 监测，比特币矿企 Riot Platforms 再次转移 500 枚 BTC，价值 3326 万美元。 31、据 Onchain Lens 监测，一个新建的钱包地址（0x97…7a7）从加密机构经纪商 FalconX 处接收了 40,000 枚 ETH，价值约 8212 万美元。分析指出，该新建地址很可能属于加密矿企 Bitmine。 32、据 CoinDesk 报道，不丹在过去 18 个月中出售了其 70% 的比特币持仓。Arkham 数据显示，不丹的比特币持有量已从 2024 年 10 月的约 13,000 枚降至目前的 3,954 枚（约合 2.806 亿美元），仅在今年就有价值 2.157 亿美元的比特币被转出。此外，不丹超过 10 万美元的挖矿资金流入记录已是一年多前，这表明该国可能已经暂停了其基于水力发电的比特币挖矿业务。 33、据 Bits media 报道，乌兹别克斯坦总统 Shavkat Mirziyoyev 签署法令，在卡拉卡尔帕克斯坦共和国境内设立名为 Besqala Mining Valley 的特殊经济区，专门用于加密货币挖矿。根据政策，该特区内的矿工将享受免税待遇，优惠期持续至 2035 年 1 月 1 日。入驻企业将获准接入使用可再生能源及氢能发电的统一能源系统；特区内产出的加密资产可通过该国及海外平台自由交易。目前，乌兹别克斯坦对比特币挖矿及交易执行严格的准入制度，仅限法人实体通过国家许可的服务提供商进行操作，且禁止 P2P 交易。 34、据 Global News 报道，加拿大曼尼托巴省政府提议对加密货币矿企和数据中心征收双倍电费，并提议赋予政府在用电高峰期随时切断矿企电力的权利。理由是相关业务耗电巨大、对本地经济贡献有限。此举遭到了矿场运营商的强烈反对，称将导致大量合规企业破产。近年来，加拿大多个省份持续收紧挖矿政策，魁北克省已实行双倍电费，不列颠哥伦比亚省则直接禁止了新矿场并网。 35、比特大陆推出新一代水冷矿机套装 AR1901 与 AR1902。其中，AR1901 由 1 台 ANTRACK V2-EC2-DT 搭配 4 台 ANTMINER S19 XP+ Hyd. 组成，主打分布式算力场景与即插即用部署；AR1902 采用 ANTRACK V2-EC4-DTHP 搭配同款矿机，提供“算力+供热”一体化方案，在供热同时实现稳定挖矿收益。 36、 Luxor Technology 宣布与 MicroBT 扩大合作，承诺以 1 亿美元采购 MicroBT 的 WhatsMiner 矿机，并将为该机型扩展其 LuxOS 固件支持；作为交易的一部分，MicroBT 已通过其投资管理方 Inflection Technology Ltd. 与 Luxor 签署投资意向书，金额未披露。 37、量子技术公司 BTQ Technologies 发布最新论文称，量子计算对比特币的短期真实威胁并非挖矿，而是椭圆曲线数字签名安全。论文测算显示，在 2025 年 1 月比特币主网难度下，若使用量子计算进行挖矿，理论上需约 10²³ 个物理量子比特及 10²⁵ 瓦电力，接近恒星级能量输出，现实中在物理和经济层面均不可行。 38、据 Bitcoin Policy Institute 报告指出，最新研究大幅降低了量子计算机破解比特币加密所需算力的预期，理论所需量子比特数已从原先预估的 1000 万骤降至不足 50 万，甚至可降至 1 万至 2.6 万个。尽管目前量子技术尚未达到该水平，但比特币开发者已在积极构建防御机制。其中，抗量子提案 BIP-360 的测试网已于今年 3 月上线测试，而此前的 Taproot （ 2021 年激活的比特币重大升级）架构也已为抗量子验证预留了升级路径。报告指出，比特币的量子威胁并非不可克服，相关技术储备正在稳步推进。 39、 SpiderPool 宣布将上线比特币原生伴生资产 DMT-NAT（NAT），矿工在挖取 BTC 的同一区块内可同步获得 NAT 奖励。官方称，该机制无需额外设置或成本，用户仅需在上线后绑定 NAT 钱包地址即可领取奖励。根据公开信息，NAT 与 BTC 共享算力、区块及地址，约每 10 分钟随比特币区块同步产出。 40、据 DL News 报道，俄罗斯挖矿重镇伊尔库茨克的国有电力公司 Irkutskenergosbyt 表示，已整理出约 8000 处疑似非法加密挖矿点位，实际数量可能还要更多。为掩盖异常用电，一些住户会把突然飙升的电费解释为“给电动车充电”“给鸡舍供暖”，甚至称是在“烘干木材准备建房”。报道还提到，相关设备曾被发现藏在温室、造纸厂、森林灌木丛和废弃加油站等地点。 41、比特币“散户优先”矿池 Parasite Pool 成功挖出其第二个区块（高度 945,601），距其首个区块相隔约 48 天。该矿池由 Ordinal Maxi Biz 创始人 ZK Shark 创立，专为家庭矿工设计，采用独特的混合分配模型：出块矿工直接获得 1 BTC 奖励，剩余的 2.125 BTC 及手续费通过闪电网络按比例分配给所有参与者。目前该矿池免收手续费，总算力约为 52 PH/s，约占比特币全网算力的 0.005%。（CoinDesk） 42、据 mempool 数据，比特币区块 944306 由 Solo CK 上一位算力约 70 TH/s 的独立矿工挖出，获得区块奖励共计 3.128 BTC，按当时价格约合 22.2 万美元。按该算力规模测算，其单日挖出区块的概率约为约 1/100,000，约合每 300 年出现一次。 43、据 @BitcoinArchive 披露，一名使用小型设备的独立比特币矿工成功挖出完整区块，获得 3.139 BTC 区块奖励，按当前价格约合 21 万美元。据测算，以其当前算力规模，理论上平均约 76 年才可能挖中一次，属于极低概率事件。 44、据 f2pool 官方消息，Litecoin 网络于 2026 年 4 月 25 日因涉及无效 MWEB 交易而出现异常活动，并导致临时链分叉。f2pool 表示其实时监测到该问题并持续在遵守正确共识规则的有效链上挖矿，在经历了 13 个区块的追赶后，有效链成功追平。从 3,095,931 号区块开始，f2pool 挖掘了关键区块，协助有效链超过无效分叉链，最终使网络通过自然重组（reorg）回归正常。f2pool 对持续提供算力以保障网络安全的矿工表示感谢。

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