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Marathon Digital sold 298 BTC.

According to BBX data, yesterday global publicly listed companies showed a strong momentum in transitioning from "self-funded purchases" to "large-scale capital market instruments" in the crypto treasury space:Convertible Bond Heavyweight: Marathon Digital (NASDAQ: $MARA) announced yesterday its plan to issue $500 million in convertible senior notes through a private placement, with the net proceeds primarily intended for purchasing more Bitcoin. This marks a trend among top mining companies to emulate the MSTR model, directly expanding reserves using capital market premiums.Treasury Holdings Increase: Rumble (NASDAQ: $RUM) board approved an additional $20 million allocation for Bitcoin yesterday. As a video platform giant, Rumble is viewing BTC as the core financial settlement asset of its decentralized content ecosystem.Digital Pioneer in Hong Kong: Victory Securities (HKG: 8540) disclosed yesterday that the proportion of digital assets in its proprietary investment portfolio has increased to 35%. The company clearly stated that it will leverage its licensed advantage from the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission to continuously expand its financial exposure in the Web3 space.High Retention Strategy: TeraWulf (NASDAQ: $WULF) released its latest operational report, showing that its Bitcoin output retention rate (HODL Rate) reached 95% yesterday. Through the low-cost advantage driven by nuclear energy, the company has achieved nearly full compliance with the "output equals deposit" financial discipline.Small and Mid-Cap Defense: LQR House (NASDAQ: $LQR) confirmed that it has executed the $1 million Bitcoin purchase plan approved yesterday. Although smaller in scale, this further validates that small and mid-cap companies in the U.S. stock market generally regard BTC as a "standard firewall" against cash inflation.

Bitcoin mining company Mara deposited 298 BTC, worth approximately 20.57 million USD, to Cumberland.

According to Arkham data, at 05:18, 300 BTC (worth approximately 20.71 million USD) was transferred from MARA to Cumberland DRW.

According to market news, the current cost of Bitcoin mining has reached $70,027 per coin.

According to Arkham data, at 04:45, 467.28 BTC (worth approximately $7.3473 million) was transferred from MARA to Cumberland DRW.

MARA Holdings Vice President of Investor Relations Robert Samuels posted a clarification, stating that the company has no plans to sell off most of its Bitcoin reserves. Previously, SwanDesk founder Jacob King incorrectly claimed that MARA planned to liquidate its Bitcoin holdings. Samuels indicated that MARA is merely expanding its financial strategy to allow for flexible buying and selling based on market conditions and capital allocation priorities, rather than intending to liquidate reserves.It is reported that MARA currently holds 53,822 Bitcoins, valued at approximately $4.7 billion, making it the largest publicly traded Bitcoin mining company.

MARA stated in its 10-K filing with the SEC that it has revised its digital asset management strategy for 2026, allowing the sale of Bitcoin held on its balance sheet. This policy goes beyond the 2025 regulation that only permitted the sale of mined output. As of December 31, 2025, MARA held 53,822 Bitcoins, valued at $4.7 billion, including 9,377 Bitcoins that have been lent out and 5,938 Bitcoins pledged as collateral for a $350 million credit facility.Additionally, MARA recorded a fair value decline of $422.2 million in its Bitcoin holdings in 2025 and terminated its trading mandate with Two Prime in December. In 2025, MARA mined a total of 8,799 Bitcoins, a decrease of 7% year-over-year.

The publicly listed Bitcoin mining company MARA, which holds the largest amount of Bitcoin, disclosed in its annual report that it earned $32.1 million in interest income by lending out 9,377 BTC in 2025. However, due to the decline in cryptocurrency prices, the lending segment recorded a loss of $86.3 million for the year. By the end of 2025, MARA held 53,822 BTC (approximately $4.7 billion), with a fair value decline of $301 million for the year. Notably, the company has relaxed its policy for 2026, allowing the sale of BTC on its balance sheet, no longer limited to the sale of current mining output.

According to CoinTelegraph, MARA Holdings (MARA) reported a net loss of $1.31 billion for the full year of 2025, compared to a net profit of $541 million in 2024, despite its revenue increasing from $656.4 million to $907.1 million.The company posted a net loss of $1.71 billion in the fourth quarter, with a diluted loss per share of $4.52, while the same period last year saw a net profit of $528.3 million, or a diluted earnings per share of $1.24.In terms of production, MARA mined a total of 8,799 bitcoins in 2025, with 2,011 bitcoins mined in the fourth quarter. As of the end of 2025, it held 53,822 bitcoins.The company stated that its fourth-quarter net income was impacted by a negative change of $1.5 billion in the fair value of digital assets and digital asset receivables. MARA's stock has fallen 46% over the past six months.

According to the announcement on the MARA official website, the transaction for MARA France to acquire 64% of Exaion's shares has been completed, with EDF remaining a minority shareholder and customer; NJJ has invested 10% in MARA France.Exaion focuses on HPC data centers and secure cloud/AI, with a board that includes Xavier Niel and MARA CEO Fred Thiel, aiming to accelerate expansion in Europe.

According to CoinDesk data, Morgan Stanley analyst Stephen Byrd and his team rated three Bitcoin miners, giving Cipher Mining (CIFR) and TeraWulf (WULF) a "Buy" rating, with target prices set at $38 and $37, respectively.At the same time, they also initiated coverage on Marathon Digital (MARA), giving it a "Sell" rating with a target price of $8.On Monday, CIFR's stock price rose 12.4% to $16.51, WULF's stock price increased by 12.8% to $16.12, and MARA saw a slight increase to $8.28.

According to monitoring by lookonchain, Bitcoin mining company MARA transferred 1,318 BTC, worth approximately $86.89 million, to Two Prime, BitGo, and Galaxy Digital in the past 10 hours.

According to Onchain Lens monitoring, Bitcoin mining company MARA deposited 519.46 BTC to FalconX, worth 48.3 million dollars.

According to Lookonchain monitoring, 9 hours ago, the Bitcoin mining company MARA (mara-pool...) deposited 288 BTC to Wintermute, worth 26.3 million USD.

According to Lookonchain monitoring, Bitcoin mining company MARA deposited 275 BTC, worth 25.31 million dollars, to FalconX 2 hours ago.

According to Lookonchain monitoring, Bitcoin mining company MARA deposited 644 BTC, worth 58.7 million USD, to FalconX and Coinbase Prime.

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According to CoinDesk, MARA Holdings CEO Fred Thiel stated that the Bitcoin mining industry is entering a difficult period, with increasing competition, rising energy demands, and shrinking profits. He noted that Bitcoin mining is a zero-sum game, where increased hash power raises mining difficulty and energy costs, compressing profit margins.The industry is becoming increasingly brutal, and only mining companies that secure low-cost, reliable energy or adopt new business models will survive. Many mining companies are turning to artificial intelligence or high-performance computing infrastructure, while some are being pushed out of the market by participants deploying their own hardware at low costs. Thiel warned that after the next Bitcoin halving in 2028, the survival environment for mining companies will be even harsher, with block rewards dropping to just above 1.5 Bitcoins. Unless transaction fees rise or coin prices soar, the mining economy will struggle to sustain itself.The design philosophy of Bitcoin is that transaction fees will eventually replace block subsidies, but this has not happened. Currently, transaction fees are generally low, and although there have been brief spikes, they cannot replace block subsidies. In this environment, small mining companies are under immense pressure. Large mining companies are adapting by controlling energy sources and investing in AI-specific infrastructure, while more streamlined mining companies may be forced to shut down.Thiel expects the market to self-regulate, stating, "By 2028, mining companies will either become power producers, be acquired by power producers, or collaborate with power producers."