In the second quarter of 2026, global Bitcoin hashrate fell by 5.8%, dropping to 1004 EH/s, putting pressure on miner profitability. Even though the United States still accounts for 37.4% of hashrate, emerging markets such as Kyrgyzstan are growing rapidly, while hashrate in Iran and Argentina is declining. The mining industry is facing a period of adjustment, with both the retirement of high-cost mining rigs and market expansion occurring at the same time.

Bitcoin miner MARA recently moved about 250 BTC, reflecting a shift in its financial strategy toward more proactive management, which could affect market sentiment and the price of Bitcoin. Large capital movements by miners are viewed as a sell signal, increasing market volatility; investors should watch how this trend impacts the market.

Gate News message, Bitcoin miner MARA (@MARA) transferred out 250 BTC ($17.37M) 3 hours ago. MARA had previously sold 15,133 BTC ($1.1B) at an average price of approximately $72,689 between March 4 and March 25, 2026. As of February 26, 2026, MARA holds 53,822 BTC ($3.74B) and is the second-largest

Gate News message, April 4, Nasdaq-listed miner Bitdeer disclosed its latest Bitcoin holdings data. As of the week ending April 3, its mining output was 149.7 BTC, all of which has been sold, and it is currently maintaining a zero Bitcoin position.

On April 3, a miner who mined solo through CKPool successfully mined block #943,411, earning about 3.139 BTC in rewards, worth about $210k. Solo mining is still a low-probability event; in the past 12 months, only 20 blocks were mined. Mining competition has intensified, and network difficulty has shown fluctuations.

Bitcoin miner Riot Platforms sold 3,778 BTC in the first quarter of 2026, raising nearly $290 million in cash and reducing its holdings by about 18%. Several mining companies have cut their positions as well, reflecting rising funding pressure. Despite weakening market demand, some institutions are still accumulating Bitcoin, indicating that demand is concentrating toward participants with stronger financial capacity. In the short term, the price trend will be influenced by the clash between supply and demand.

One of the largest Bitcoin mining companies in the world, MARA, will lay off about 15% of its employees. The CEO said this is part of the company’s strategic transformation as it moves into the energy and AI sectors. MARA is also selling Bitcoin to repay its debts, and it expects a net loss of $1.3 billion in 2025. Affected employees will receive corresponding compensation.

Gate News update, April 2, on-chain analytics platform Lookonchain monitoring shows that Bitcoin mining firm Riot Platforms has again sold 500 BTC, worth approximately $34.13 million. Data shows that the company’s total sell-off this month has already exceeded 1,000 BTC.

Gate News update. April 1, according to monitoring by Lookonchain, Bitcoin miner Riot Platforms appears to have sold 500 BTC about 2 hours ago, worth approximately $34.13 million.

Cango Inc. completes a $65 million strategic investment, issues 49,242,424 shares of common stock to members of the board of directors, and signs a securities purchase agreement with DL Holdings to issue a $10 million convertible note and warrants for acquisitions and infrastructure expansion. The two sides also sign a memorandum of understanding, planning to make further investments in the crypto and AI sectors.