Bitcoin miner CleanSpark has achieved another milestone by holding over 10,000 Bitcoins in treasury, all self-mined with operations within the United States.
Bitcoin miner CleanSpark has achieved another milestone by holding over 10,000 Bitcoins in treasury, all self-mined with operations within the United States.
| Key Takeaways: – Bitcoin miner CleanSpark reached a milestone of 10,097 Bitcoins, all self-mined through U.S. operations. – CleanSpark’s Bitcoin treasury grew by 236% year-over-year, and by the end of 2024, it accumulated 9,952 BTC, valued at $1.01 billion. |
As of January 9, CleanSpark’s Bitcoin holdings have reached 10,097 BTC- a great milestone, considering its growth graph.
Zach Bradford, CEO and President of CleanSpark, pegged the milestone as one reflective of operational excellence, strategic expansion, and disciplined capital management. It is off the back of an impressive performance for the company during December 2024, having mined 668 BTC within the firm’s capacity to thrive in the highly volatile cryptocurrency market.
Meanwhile, the firm’s treasury denominated in Bitcoin surged up 236% year-over-year, underlining that CleanSpark can scale with efficiency in a very dynamic market.
By the end of 2024, Bitcoin miner CleanSpark had accumulated 9,952 BTC worth $1.01 billion, making the firm the fifth-largest corporate holder of Bitcoin as it leapt ahead of Tesla.
In December, CleanSpark sold 12.65 BTC, which accounted for no more than 58% of its average daily production during the month. The sale was made at an average price of about $101,246 per BTC and generated proceeds of $1.28 million. Throughout 2024, CleanSpark expanded its mining capacity further by acquiring seven facilities in Knoxville, Tennessee.
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