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Public miners

Bitcoin mined, sold and held by listed miners, quarter by quarter, as their SEC reports state it.

Bitcoin mined and sold in the latest quarter, as each company filed it

9,650BTC

mined – by 10 of the 11 companies read (two numbers “approximately”; Hut 8 Corp. without its listed subsidiary); Core Scientific, Inc. states no number. Sold: 11,342 BTC by seven of the 11 (one number “approximately”).

  • Mined
  • Sold
  • Mined minus sold
  • Not stated in units: unknown, not zero
All 11 on one scale, in the roster’s order · sold runs left of the line, mined right · quarter to

  1. MARA Holdings, Inc.

    mined 2,384 BTCsold about 2,213 BTCmined minus sold about +171 BTC

  2. Riot Platforms, Inc.

    mined 1,587 BTCsold 5,887 BTCmined minus sold −4,300 BTC

  3. CleanSpark, Inc.

    mined 1,920 BTCsold: not stated in units

  4. Core Scientific, Inc.

    mined: not stated in unitssold 0 BTC

  5. Cipher Digital Inc.

    mined 347 BTCsold 817 BTCmined minus sold −470 BTC

  6. TeraWulf Inc.

    mined 179 BTCsold: not stated in units

  7. American Bitcoin Corp.

    mined about 932 BTCsold: not stated in units

  8. Hut 8 Corp., excluding American Bitcoin Corp.

    mined about 3 BTCsold: not computable, as neither Hut 8 Corp. nor American Bitcoin Corp. states it in units

    Mined: 935 BTC consolidated, as filed, less American Bitcoin Corp.’s 932 BTC.

  9. IREN Limited

    mined 922 BTCsold 922 BTCmined minus sold 0 BTC

    The report prints one number for bitcoin mined and sold together; it stands for both here, so mined minus sold is zero by construction.

  10. Keel Infrastructure Corp.

    mined 372 BTCsold 585 BTCmined minus sold −213 BTC

  11. HIVE Digital Technologies Ltd.

    mined 1,004 BTCsold 918 BTCmined minus sold +86 BTC

Six of the 11 state a number for both quantities for the quarter (IREN Limited in one printed number that stands for both); three of them state more bitcoin sold than mined.

These are the SEC registrants named here, not public miners as a whole.

Issuer · SEC EDGAR ·117 documents in 91 filings ·read  ·Public miners: Full rule →

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Mined and sold, quarter by quarter

34of 65 quarters on file, across 11 companies

state a number for both bitcoin mined and bitcoin sold, in units, across the six calendar quarters from to . In six of them one printed number stands for both. In the rest, at least one of the two is not stated in units. A derived figure for mined or sold stands in 29 of the 65 quarters on file: 13 of them take a year less its first nine months, and the other 16 are other differences or sums of numbers the filings state.

Quarters are calendar quarters; a fiscal fourth quarter is the audited year less its first nine months.

Issuer · SEC EDGAR ·117 documents in 91 filings ·read  ·Public miners: Full rule →

  • Mined, above the line
  • Sold, below it
  • Mined minus sold, where both are stated
  • Not stated in units: unknown, not zero
  • Stated for a longer period only, never divided

Mined minus sold is the Gazette’s arithmetic on two filed numbers: not a filed figure, and not coins retained.

  1. MARA Holdings, Inc.

    MARA · fiscal year ends 31 December

    Scale: up to 2,384 BTC mined above the line, up to 20,880 BTC sold below it.
    MARA Holdings, Inc.: Each quarter’s figures, then each number’s filing, newest first6 quarters · 7 documents read, the newest filed
    MARA Holdings, Inc.: bitcoin mined, sold, and mined minus sold, by calendar quarter
    BTC by quarterMinedSoldMined minus sold
    Q1 2025Jan–Mar2,226derived0+2,226
    Q2 2025Apr–Jun2,311derived0+2,311
    Q3 2025Jul–Sep2,115derivednot stated in unitsnot computed
    Q4 2025Oct–Dec1,966derivednot stated in unitsnot computed
    Q1 2026Jan–Mar2,200derivedabout 20,880about −18,680
    Q2 2026Apr–Jun2,384derivedabout 2,213derivedabout +171

    In the newest quarter here that carries each number, mined is filed as “BTC produced during the period, in whole BTC” and sold is filed as “bitcoin sold”.

    • Sold over – : about 4,076 BTC, filed as “we sold approximately ... bitcoin”. The only number of bitcoin sold that any report prints for 2025, stated for the year and with "approximately". No report prints a quarter, a half year or nine months of 2025 in units, so it is not split across quarters. The report does not say whether the figure includes bitcoin delivered under the options, futures and swaps it says its digital asset management strategy uses.

    Q2 2026 · 1 Apr – 30 Jun 2026

    The company’s own name for it: FY2026 Q2 (three months ended 30 June 2026; fiscal year ends 31 December)

    Mined 2,384 BTC. Derived: 2,422 − 38 = 2,384. Filed as “BTC produced during the period, in whole BTC”. Pool fees: the filing does not settle whether this is before or after pool fees. The production row includes MARA's share of its equity-method investee's output (ADGM Entity); that share is taken out here and reported as the joint venture's share. Both cells are printed in whole coins ("in whole BTC"). A sub-row, "Total BTC produced during the period, in whole BTC at owned facilities", prints 1,260 for the quarter: a subset of the production row, not a second total. The revenue note says payouts from third-party pools come less pool operator fees and that the company also runs its own pool as operator; the report does not say whether its unit count is before or after such fees.

    • 10-Q, filed  ↗ Covers 1 Apr – 30 Jun 2026, printed as “2,422”. 10-Q Item 2 (MD&A), Results of Operations, three-month Revenues table, row "BTC produced during the period, in whole BTC (1)", column "2026" (three months ended 30 June); printed page 46
    • The same document. Covers 1 Apr – 30 Jun 2026, printed as “38”. 10-Q Item 2 (MD&A), Results of Operations, footnote (1) under the three-month Revenues table; printed page 46

    Sold about 2,213 BTC. Derived: 23,093 (six months) − 20,880 (first three months) = 2,213. Filed as “bitcoin sold”. The report prints bitcoin sold only for the six months; the quarter is the six months less the first quarter, and both are printed with "approximately". The report says the company sells its mined bitcoin on an ongoing basis. It does not say whether the figure includes bitcoin delivered under the options, futures and swaps it says its digital asset management strategy uses. Not in the notes to the financial statements and not tagged. A difference of two figures printed in whole coins.

    • 10-Q, filed  ↗ Covers 1 Jan – 30 Jun 2026, printed as “23,093”. 10-Q Item 2 (MD&A), section "Bitcoin Value"; printed page 40
    • 10-Q, filed  ↗ Covers 1 Jan – 31 Mar 2026, printed as “20,880”. 10-Q Item 2 (MD&A), section "Bitcoin Value"; printed page 39

    Held at quarter end 35,577 BTC. As filed. Filed as “Total bitcoin holdings”. Includes 9,270 "Bitcoin - receivable": 4,742 lent and 4,528 pledged as collateral. Excludes 44 bitcoin earned through the ADGM Entity and pending distribution. The same note says of structured trading arrangements: "As of June 30, 2026 and December 31, 2025, an immaterial portion of the Company’s bitcoin holdings were held in such accounts." No quantity is printed, so nothing is entered, but some bitcoin sat in trading accounts at this date.

    • 10-Q, filed  ↗ As of 30 Jun 2026, printed as “35,577”. Notes, Note 5 – Digital Assets, holdings table for 30 June 2026, row "Total bitcoin holdings", column "Quantity", and the sentence under the table; printed page F-16

    Q1 2026 · 1 Jan – 31 Mar 2026

    Q4 2025 · 1 Oct – 31 Dec 2025

    Q3 2025 · 1 Jul – 30 Sep 2025

    • Mined 2,115 BTC. Derived: 2,144 − 29 = 2,115. Filed as “BTC produced during the period, in whole BTC”. Pool fees: the filing does not settle whether this is before or after pool fees.10-Q, filed 4 Nov 2025 ↗
    • Sold Not stated in units. Filed as “Proceeds from sale of digital assets”.10-Q, filed 4 Nov 2025 ↗
    • Held at quarter end 52,850 BTC. As filed. Filed as “Total bitcoin holdings”.10-Q, filed 4 Nov 2025 ↗

    Q2 2025 · 1 Apr – 30 Jun 2025

    • Mined 2,311 BTC. Derived: 2,358 − 47 = 2,311. Filed as “BTC produced during the period, in whole BTC”. Pool fees: the filing does not settle whether this is before or after pool fees.10-Q, filed 29 Jul 2025 ↗
    • Sold 0 BTC. As filed. Filed as “We continue to retain all bitcoin mined in our operations or purchased”.10-Q, filed 29 Jul 2025 ↗
    • Held at quarter end 49,951 BTC. As filed. Filed as “Total bitcoin holdings”.10-Q, filed 29 Jul 2025 ↗

    Q1 2025 · 1 Jan – 31 Mar 2025

    • Held when the quarter opened 44,893 BTC. As filed. Filed as “Total bitcoin holdings”.10-K, filed 3 Mar 2025 ↗
    • Mined 2,226 BTC. Derived: 2,286 − 60 = 2,226. Filed as “BTC produced during the period, in whole BTC”. Pool fees: the filing does not settle whether this is before or after pool fees.10-Q, filed 8 May 2025 ↗
    • Sold 0 BTC. As filed. Filed as “We continue to retain all bitcoin mined in our operations or purchased”.10-Q, filed 8 May 2025 ↗
    • Held at quarter end 47,531 BTC. As filed. Filed as “Total bitcoin holdings”.10-Q, filed 8 May 2025 ↗

    Also in the CSV: purchased, pledged or posted, lent and a joint venture’s share. Earlier quarters’ notes and locators: every figure, as CSV →

  2. Riot Platforms, Inc.

    RIOT · fiscal year ends 31 December

    Scale: up to 1,587 BTC mined above the line, up to 5,887 BTC sold below it.
    Riot Platforms, Inc.: Each quarter’s figures, then each number’s filing, newest first6 quarters · 7 documents read, the newest filed
    Riot Platforms, Inc.: bitcoin mined, sold, and mined minus sold, by calendar quarter
    BTC by quarterMinedSoldMined minus sold
    Q1 2025Jan–Mar1,5300+1,530
    Q2 2025Apr–Jun1,4261,371derived+55
    Q3 2025Jul–Sep1,4061,391derived+15
    Q4 2025Oct–Dec1,324derived2,601derived−1,277
    Q1 2026Jan–Mar1,4733,778−2,305
    Q2 2026Apr–Jun1,5875,887derived−4,300

    In the newest quarter here that carries each number, mined is filed as “Quantity of bitcoin mined” and sold is filed as “Proceeds from sale of bitcoin”.

    Q2 2026 · 1 Apr – 30 Jun 2026

    The company’s own name for it: FY2026 Q2 (three months ended 30 June 2026)

    Mined 1,587 BTC. As filed. Filed as “Quantity of bitcoin mined”. Pool fees: after pool fees. Bitcoin earned from the company's own hash rate through a Full-Pay-Per-Share pool, as recognised in revenue. Net of pool fees by the annual report's revenue policy (operator fees are deducted from the amounts earned); no gross quantity is printed. A separate "Change in bitcoin receivable" row sits between this figure and the balance. No hosted-customer, fee or joint-venture bitcoin is given in units. The three-month figure is printed only in the MD&A cost-to-mine table; Note 5 gives six months (3,060). Cross-check: 3,060 less the first quarter's 1,473 is also 1,587. Pool fees: this quarterly report does not repeat the fee policy; its Note 2 refers to the 2025 annual report for the significant accounting policies, where pool operator fees "are deducted from amounts we may otherwise earn".

    • 10-Q, filed  ↗ Covers 1 Apr – 30 Jun 2026, printed as “1,587”. Part I, Item 2 (MD&A), table "cost to mine one bitcoin", row "Quantity of bitcoin mined", column "Three Months Ended June 30, 2026" (first column)

    Sold 5,887 BTC. Derived: 9,665 (six months ended 30 June 2026) − 3,778 (three months ended 31 March 2026) = 5,887. Filed as “Proceeds from sale of bitcoin”. Sales on the open market. Bitcoin paid to employees is a separate row and is not in this number. The filings report no bitcoin options or forwards and no bitcoin lent. Not printed for the three months. Derived from cells the filing rounds to whole coins, so it can differ by a coin from an unrounded quarter.

    • 10-Q, filed  ↗ Covers 1 Jan – 30 Jun 2026, printed as “(9,665)”. Part I, Item 1, Note 5. Bitcoin, roll-forward for the six months ended 30 June 2026, row "Proceeds from sale of bitcoin", column "Quantity"
    • 10-Q, filed  ↗ Covers 1 Jan – 31 Mar 2026, printed as “(3,778)”. Part I, Item 1, Note 5. Bitcoin, roll-forward for the three months ended 31 March 2026, row "Proceeds from sale of bitcoin", column "Quantity"
    • 1 more place for this figure is in the download.

    Held at quarter end 11,380 BTC. As filed. Filed as “Balance as of June 30, 2026”. Total of the note's roll-forward: 5,559 carried as "Bitcoin" plus 5,821 carried as "Restricted bitcoin" (pledged to the credit facility lender, still owned by the company). The pledged coins are inside this number. No coins are stated as lent.

    • 10-Q, filed  ↗ As of 30 Jun 2026, printed as “11,380”. Part I, Item 1, Note 5. Bitcoin, roll-forward for the six months ended 30 June 2026, row "Balance as of June 30, 2026", column "Quantity"
    • 1 more place for this figure is in the download.

    Q1 2026 · 1 Jan – 31 Mar 2026

    Q4 2025 · 1 Oct – 31 Dec 2025

    Q3 2025 · 1 Jul – 30 Sep 2025

    Q2 2025 · 1 Apr – 30 Jun 2025

    Q1 2025 · 1 Jan – 31 Mar 2025

    Also in the CSV: purchased, other movements in, other movements out and pledged or posted. Earlier quarters’ notes and locators: every figure, as CSV →

  3. CleanSpark, Inc.

    CLSK · fiscal year ends 30 September

    Scale: up to 2,012 BTC mined above the line, no quarter states bitcoin sold in units.
    CleanSpark, Inc.: Each quarter’s figures, then each number’s filing, newest first6 quarters · 7 documents read, the newest filed
    CleanSpark, Inc.: bitcoin mined, sold, and mined minus sold, by calendar quarter
    BTC by quarterMinedSoldMined minus sold
    Q1 2025Jan–Mar1,957not stated in unitsnot computed
    Q2 2025Apr–Jun2,012not stated in unitsnot computed
    Q3 2025Jul–Sep1,959derivednot stated in unitsnot computed
    Q4 2025Oct–Dec1,817not stated in unitsnot computed
    Q1 2026Jan–Mar1,795not stated in unitsnot computed
    Q2 2026Apr–Jun1,920not stated in unitsnot computed

    In the newest quarter here that carries each number, mined is filed as “we mined ... bitcoin, net of mining pool fees”.

    Q2 2026 · 1 Apr – 30 Jun 2026

    The company’s own name for it: Fiscal Q3 2026 (three months ended 30 June 2026)

    Mined 1,920 BTC. As filed. Filed as “we mined ... bitcoin, net of mining pool fees”. Pool fees: after pool fees. After pool fees, in the filing's own words. Before pool fees the same report's table prints 1,925 in the row 'Total bitcoin mined at owned facilities (2)', footnoted 'Includes mining rewards and transaction fees but excludes the reduction for pool operator fees'. All from owned and leased facilities; none hosted.

    • 10-Q, filed  ↗ Covers 1 Apr – 30 Jun 2026, printed as “1,920”. Part I, Item 2 (Management's Discussion and Analysis), 'Results of Operations for the three months ended June 30, 2026 and 2025', paragraph 'Bitcoin mining revenue'

    Sold Not stated in units. Filed as “Bitcoin sold”. Given only as a money amount. The report says cash from calls, puts and forward contracts settled by physical delivery of bitcoin is reported within 'Proceeds from sale of bitcoin and option settlement', so the money lines can include coins delivered under options and forwards. No count of bitcoin sold is printed. The report's Item 2 table of derivative activity has a column "BTC Equivalent Contracts" (calls, puts, forwards, close-outs and a "Bitmain options hedge" row); its footnote says the metrics "do not represent actual sales or yields". They are contract quantities, not counts of bitcoin sold or bought.

    • 10-Q, filed  ↗ Covers 1 Apr – 30 Jun 2026. Part I, Item 1, Note 4 'Bitcoin', table of bitcoin activity for the period (amounts are money, in thousands), row 'Bitcoin sold', first column (three months ended 30 June 2026): a money amount, not a count

    Held at quarter end 12,205 BTC. As filed. Filed as “the Company held ... bitcoin”. Bitcoin on the balance sheet at 30 June 2026. It excludes the 1,719 bitcoin posted as collateral and taken off the bitcoin line (see the pledged or posted figure). Items 2 and 3 repeat the number with 'approximately'.

    Q1 2026 · 1 Jan – 31 Mar 2026

    Q4 2025 · 1 Oct – 31 Dec 2025

    Q3 2025 · 1 Jul – 30 Sep 2025

    • Mined 1,959 BTC. Derived: 7,873 (fiscal year, 1 Oct 2024 to 30 Sep 2025) − 5,914 (nine months, 1 Oct 2024 to 30 Jun 2025) = 1,959. Cross-check on the table rows: owned facilities 7,726 − 5,767 = 1,959; hosted facilities 147 − 147 = 0.. Entered as “the fiscal year's "we mined ... bitcoins, gross of Foundry fees" less the nine months' "we mined ... bitcoin"”, the Gazette’s words. Pool fees: before pool fees.10-K, filed 25 Nov 2025 ↗10-Q, filed 7 Aug 2025 ↗
    • Sold Not stated in units. Filed as “Bitcoin sold”.10-K, filed 25 Nov 2025 ↗
    • Held at quarter end 10,428 BTC. As filed. Filed as “the Company held ... bitcoin”.10-K, filed 25 Nov 2025 ↗

    Q2 2025 · 1 Apr – 30 Jun 2025

    Q1 2025 · 1 Jan – 31 Mar 2025

    Also in the CSV: purchased and pledged or posted. Earlier quarters’ notes and locators: every figure, as CSV →

  4. Core Scientific, Inc.

    CORZ · fiscal year ends 31 December

    Scale: up to 719 BTC mined above the line, up to 2,385 BTC sold below it.
    Core Scientific, Inc.: Each quarter’s figures, then each number’s filing, newest first6 quarters · 12 documents read, the newest filed
    Core Scientific, Inc.: bitcoin mined, sold, and mined minus sold, by calendar quarter
    BTC by quarterMinedSoldMined minus sold
    Q1 2025Jan–Mar719not stated in unitsnot computed
    Q2 2025Apr–Jun634not stated in unitsnot computed
    Q3 2025Jul–Sep502not stated in unitsnot computed
    Q4 2025Oct–Dec421derivednot stated in unitsnot computed
    Q1 2026Jan–Marnot stated in units2,385not computed
    Q2 2026Apr–Junnot stated in units0derivednot computed

    In the newest quarter here that carries each number, mined is filed as “Bitcoin mined” and sold is filed as “sold 2,385 bitcoin”.

    • Mined over – : about 695 BTC, filed as “we mined approximately 695 bitcoin”. The only count of bitcoin mined that the 2026 reports print. Own-account production ('we mined'; the report describes self-mining revenue as bitcoin earned from operating its owned mining fleet). The report does not say whether the count is before or after pool fees. It cannot be split: the 10-Q for March 2026 prints no count, and the 10-Q for June 2026 gives the second quarter only as a percentage change. Both quarters inside it are entered as not stated in units.

    Q2 2026 · 1 Apr – 30 Jun 2026

    The company’s own name for it: Q2 2026 (three months ended 30 June 2026)

    Mined Not stated in units. Filed as “a reduction in bitcoin mined”. Stated only for a longer period, which is on file whole: "we mined approximately 695 bitcoin", 1 January to 30 June 2026. The 10-Q for June 2026 gives the three months as a percentage change only (a reduction in bitcoin mined of 53% against the three months ended 30 June 2025), not a count. The first quarter's count was never printed, so the second quarter cannot be derived by subtraction; no count is computed from the percentage or from the change in holdings.

    • 10-Q, filed  ↗ Covers 1 Jan – 30 Jun 2026. Part I, Item 2 (MD&A), 'Liquidity and Capital Resources', heading 'Digital Asset Sales', sentence beginning 'During the six months ended June 30, 2026, we mined approximately'
    • 1 more place for this figure is in the download.

    Sold 0 BTC. Derived: 2,385 (six months ended 30 June 2026) − 2,385 (three months ended 31 March 2026) = 0. Filed as “sold 2,385 bitcoin”. None in the quarter: the label is the six-month phrase of the 10-Q for June 2026 ("sold 2,385 bitcoin"), and the six months equal the count the 10-Q for March 2026 printed for the first quarter ("we sold 2,385 bitcoin"). Neither count is qualified by "approximately" (that word attaches to the mined figure in the same sentence). The report has no sentence saying that no bitcoin was sold in the three months ended 30 June 2026, so the nil is derived, not stated. Both counts are printed as whole coins.

    • 10-Q, filed  ↗ Covers 1 Jan – 30 Jun 2026, printed as “2,385”. Part I, Item 2 (MD&A), 'Liquidity and Capital Resources', heading 'Digital Asset Sales', sentence beginning 'During the six months ended June 30, 2026, we mined approximately'
    • 10-Q, filed  ↗ Covers 1 Jan – 31 Mar 2026, printed as “2,385”. Part I, Item 2 (MD&A), 'Liquidity and Capital Resources', 'Sources and Uses of Cash', sentence beginning 'During the three months ended March 31, 2026, we sold'

    Held at quarter end 848 BTC. As filed. Entered as “row "June 30, 2026", column "Quantity", in the table of "the Company’s bitcoin holdings"”, the Gazette’s words. Bitcoin carried on the balance sheet as 'Digital assets'. The report gives no bitcoin pledged, posted as collateral or lent. It says substantially all digital assets were held by one third-party digital asset service (custody, not a pledge). The 10-Q for June 2026 says the Term Loan Facility was repaid in full and terminated on 6 May 2026, so the general lien noted at 31 March 2026 does not carry to this date; the Senior Secured Notes issued in May 2026 are described as secured on the assets of Core Scientific Finance and its subsidiary guarantors, with no bitcoin quantity.

    • 10-Q, filed  ↗ As of 30 Jun 2026, printed as “848”. Part I, Item 1, Notes to Unaudited Condensed Consolidated Financial Statements, Note 2 'Summary of Significant Accounting Policies', heading 'Digital Assets', table introduced by 'The following table presents the Company’s bitcoin holdings (in thousands, except for quantity)', row 'June 30, 2026', column 'Quantity' (the row goes on with two money cells that are not quoted)
    • 2 more places for this figure are in the download.

    Q1 2026 · 1 Jan – 31 Mar 2026

    Q4 2025 · 1 Oct – 31 Dec 2025

    • Mined 421 BTC. Derived: 2,276 (year ended 31 December 2025) − 1,855 (nine months ended 30 September 2025) = 421. Filed as “Bitcoin mined”. Pool fees: the filing does not settle whether this is before or after pool fees.10-K, filed 2 Mar 2026 ↗10-Q, filed 24 Oct 2025 ↗
    • Sold Not stated in units. Filed as “Proceeds from sales of digital assets and shared hosting”.10-K, filed 2 Mar 2026 ↗
    • Held at quarter end 2,537 BTC. As filed. Entered as “row "December 31, 2025", column "Quantity", in the table of "the Company’s bitcoin holdings"”, the Gazette’s words.10-K, filed 2 Mar 2026 ↗

    Q3 2025 · 1 Jul – 30 Sep 2025

    • Mined 502 BTC. As filed. Filed as “bitcoin mined”. Pool fees: the filing does not settle whether this is before or after pool fees.10-Q, filed 24 Oct 2025 ↗
    • Sold Not stated in units. Filed as “Proceeds from sales of digital assets and shared hosting”.10-Q, filed 24 Oct 2025 ↗
    • Held at quarter end 2,116 BTC. As filed. Entered as “row "September 30, 2025", column "Quantity", in the table of "the Company’s bitcoin holdings"”, the Gazette’s words.10-Q, filed 24 Oct 2025 ↗

    Q2 2025 · 1 Apr – 30 Jun 2025

    • Mined 634 BTC. As filed. Filed as “bitcoin mined”. Pool fees: the filing does not settle whether this is before or after pool fees.10-Q, filed 8 Aug 2025 ↗
    • Sold Not stated in units. Filed as “Proceeds from sales of digital assets and shared hosting”.10-Q, filed 8 Aug 2025 ↗
    • Held at quarter end 1,612 BTC. As filed. Entered as “row "June 30, 2025", column "Quantity", in the table of "the Company’s bitcoin holdings"”, the Gazette’s words.10-Q, filed 8 Aug 2025 ↗

    Q1 2025 · 1 Jan – 31 Mar 2025

    • Held when the quarter opened 256 BTC. As filed. Entered as “row "Bitcoin", column "Quantity", in the table of "the Company’s bitcoin holdings as of December 31, 2024"”, the Gazette’s words.10-K, filed 27 Feb 2025 ↗
    • Mined 719 BTC. As filed. Filed as “bitcoin mined”. Pool fees: the filing does not settle whether this is before or after pool fees.10-Q, filed 7 May 2025 ↗
    • Sold Not stated in units. Filed as “Proceeds from sales of digital assets and shared hosting”.10-Q, filed 7 May 2025 ↗
    • Held at quarter end 977 BTC. As filed. Entered as “row "March 31, 2025", column "Quantity", in the table of "the Company’s bitcoin holdings"”, the Gazette’s words.10-Q, filed 7 May 2025 ↗

    Also in the CSV: purchased. Earlier quarters’ notes and locators: every figure, as CSV →

  5. Cipher Digital Inc.

    CIFR · fiscal year ends 31 December · filed as Cipher Mining Inc. until

    Scale: up to 638 BTC mined above the line, up to 960 BTC sold below it.
    Cipher Digital Inc.: Each quarter’s figures, then each number’s filing, newest first6 quarters · 7 documents read, the newest filed
    Cipher Digital Inc.: bitcoin mined, sold, and mined minus sold, by calendar quarter
    BTC by quarterMinedSoldMined minus sold
    Q1 2025Jan–Mar388960−572
    Q2 2025Apr–Jun308derived352derived−44
    Q3 2025Jul–Sep638derived251derived+387
    Q4 2025Oct–Dec591derived726derived−135
    Q1 2026Jan–Mar451802−351
    Q2 2026Apr–Jun347derived817derived−470

    In the newest quarter here that carries each number, mined is filed as “Bitcoin received from mining activities” and sold is filed as “Proceeds from sales of bitcoin”.

    Q2 2026 · 1 Apr – 30 Jun 2026

    The company’s own name for it: Q2 FY2026 (the 10-Q prints the six months ended 30 June 2026 only)

    Mined 347 BTC. Derived: 798 (six months ended 30 June 2026) − 451 (three months ended 31 March 2026) = 347. Filed as “Bitcoin received from mining activities”. Pool fees: after pool fees. Bitcoin received into the company's own inventory from its own mining through third-party pools, in whole coins; venture distributions are a separate row. After pool fees by the annual reports' revenue policy; no quantity before fees is printed. Not printed for the three months; a difference of two year-to-date cells rounded to whole coins. The report says the quarter's revenue came from the Odessa Facility and shows no bitcoin borrowing.

    • 10-Q, filed  ↗ Covers 1 Jan – 30 Jun 2026, printed as “798”. Part I, Item 2 (MD&A), "Summary of Bitcoin Inventory", table for the six months ended 30 June 2026, row "Bitcoin received from mining activities", column "Quantity"
    • 10-Q, filed  ↗ Covers 1 Jan – 31 Mar 2026, printed as “451”. Part I, Item 2 (MD&A), "Summary of Bitcoin Inventory", table for the three months ended 31 March 2026, row "Bitcoin received from mining activities", column "Quantity"

    Sold 817 BTC. Derived: 1,619 (six months ended 30 June 2026) − 802 (three months ended 31 March 2026) = 817. Filed as “Proceeds from sales of bitcoin”. Sales for cash: the amount column of this row equals the cash-flow line "Proceeds from sale of bitcoin" for the same period. Not printed for the three months; a difference of two year-to-date cells rounded to whole coins. The report says 53 bitcoin were pledged as part of trading strategies at 30 Jun 2026 without naming the instruments, so it does not say whether coins delivered under options or forwards are inside the sales row.

    • 10-Q, filed  ↗ Covers 1 Jan – 30 Jun 2026, printed as “(1,619)”. Part I, Item 2 (MD&A), "Summary of Bitcoin Inventory", table for the six months ended 30 June 2026, row "Proceeds from sales of bitcoin", column "Quantity"
    • 10-Q, filed  ↗ Covers 1 Jan – 31 Mar 2026, printed as “(802)”. Part I, Item 2 (MD&A), "Summary of Bitcoin Inventory", table for the three months ended 31 March 2026, row "Proceeds from sales of bitcoin", column "Quantity"

    Held at quarter end about 646 BTC. As filed. Filed as “Ending balance”. Bitcoin in the company's inventory at 30 Jun 2026. Includes, as far as the report shows, the 53 bitcoin pledged as part of trading strategies: nothing is described as derecognised and the unit table has no collateral line. Note 3 introduces the number with "approximately"; the MD&A table and the market-risk item print the same number without the qualifier.

    • 10-Q, filed  ↗ As of 30 Jun 2026, printed as “646”. Part I, Item 2 (MD&A), "Summary of Bitcoin Inventory", table for the six months ended 30 June 2026, row "Ending balance", column "Quantity"
    • 2 more places for this figure are in the download.

    Q1 2026 · 1 Jan – 31 Mar 2026

    Q4 2025 · 1 Oct – 31 Dec 2025

    Q3 2025 · 1 Jul – 30 Sep 2025

    Q2 2025 · 1 Apr – 30 Jun 2025

    Q1 2025 · 1 Jan – 31 Mar 2025

    Also in the CSV: purchased, other movements in and pledged or posted. Earlier quarters’ notes and locators: every figure, as CSV →

  6. TeraWulf Inc.

    WULF · fiscal year ends 31 December

    Scale: up to 485 BTC mined above the line, no quarter states bitcoin sold in units.
    TeraWulf Inc.: Each quarter’s figures, then each number’s filing, newest first6 quarters · 9 documents read, the newest filed
    TeraWulf Inc.: bitcoin mined, sold, and mined minus sold, by calendar quarter
    BTC by quarterMinedSoldMined minus sold
    Q1 2025Jan–Mar372not stated in unitsnot computed
    Q2 2025Apr–Jun485not stated in unitsnot computed
    Q3 2025Jul–Sep377not stated in unitsnot computed
    Q4 2025Oct–Dec262derivednot stated in unitsnot computed
    Q1 2026Jan–Mar168not stated in unitsnot computed
    Q2 2026Apr–Jun179not stated in unitsnot computed

    In the newest quarter here that carries each number, mined is filed as “Total bitcoin mined”.

    • Sold over – : 1,500 BTC, filed as “Dispositions”. The only outflow row of the 2025 roll-forward in units. Read as bitcoin sold for cash: its Amount cell equals the year's "Proceeds from sale of digital assets" in the statement of cash flows, and the table has none of the rows the 2024 comparative keeps apart (digital assets paid for services; paid for plant and equipment). The report does not define the row in words and mentions no bitcoin options or forwards. No quarterly report states units sold, so the four quarters of 2025 cannot be stated or derived. The company's own inline tag on the cell is named as a sale (wulf:CryptoAssetNumberOfUnitsSale); a cross-check only. Each of the four quarters of 2025 is entered as not stated in units and points here.
    • Another movement in over – : 0 BTC, filed as “bitcoin earned from profit sharing associated with a bitcoin miner hosting agreement”. A stated nil for the year: the hosting agreement expired in February 2024 (the same footnote gives 6 for 2024). Such bitcoin is a fee, not mining, and the mined row leaves it out.
    • Another movement in over – : 2 BTC, filed as “Change in digital assets receivable”. A row of the 2025 roll-forward in units that adds to the balance; neither mined nor purchased. The report does not explain it; it reads as the net of coins earned and not yet received from the pool at the two year ends (an inference; no filing says so). Printed for the year only. The 2024 roll-forward has no such row and reconciles without it.

    Q2 2026 · 1 Apr – 30 Jun 2026

    The company’s own name for it: Three months ended 30 June 2026 (second quarter of fiscal 2026)

    Mined 179 BTC. As filed. Filed as “Total bitcoin mined”. Pool fees: the filing does not settle whether this is before or after pool fees. Before or after the pool operator's fee is not said for the count. The revenue policy says the fee is deducted from the bitcoin received and recorded against revenue, and the 2025 annual report prints the same annual total as revenue recognized in units, which points to after fees. The 2026 reports dropped the Nautilus wording; the row sits under "Lake Mariner Data Campus" and the report says the company significantly curtailed its bitcoin operations in the period. The same row prints 347 for the six months, which equals 168 + 179.

    • 10-Q, filed  ↗ Covers 1 Apr – 30 Jun 2026, printed as “179 bitcoin”. Part I, Item 2 (MD&A), "Results of Operations", "Revenue", the sentence that carries the words "resulting in total bitcoin mined of 179 bitcoin" (a sentence with the same opening words in Note 1 of the financial statements carries no number)
    • 1 more place for this figure is in the download.

    Sold Not stated in units. Filed as “Proceeds from sale of digital assets”. No report prints a number of bitcoin sold for this quarter; the 10-Q gives sale proceeds as money only (statement of cash flows) and has no roll-forward in units. No annual report for 2026 exists yet. Not inferred from the change in holdings. The label is the cash-flow row, which is stated in money only; the report has no row or phrase for bitcoin sold in units.

    • 10-Q, filed  ↗ Covers 1 Apr – 30 Jun 2026. Part I, Item 2 (MD&A), "Results of Operations", the sentence beginning "The earned bitcoin are routinely sold"; the report prints no number of bitcoin sold, and its statement of cash flows carries the sale proceeds without units

    Held at quarter end 2 BTC. As filed. Filed as “Number of bitcoin held”. Count of bitcoin on the balance sheet at the date. The note says the holdings are not subject to contractual sale restrictions; nothing is stated as pledged, posted or lent. The annual reports say the coins sit with a third-party custodian.

    • 10-Q, filed  ↗ As of 30 Jun 2026, printed as “2”. Part I, Item 1, Note 5 – Digital Assets, table of bitcoin holdings, row "Number of bitcoin held", first column "June 30, 2026"
    • 1 more place for this figure is in the download.

    Q1 2026 · 1 Jan – 31 Mar 2026

    Q4 2025 · 1 Oct – 31 Dec 2025

    Q3 2025 · 1 Jul – 30 Sep 2025

    Q2 2025 · 1 Apr – 30 Jun 2025

    Q1 2025 · 1 Jan – 31 Mar 2025

    Also in the CSV: purchased. Earlier quarters’ notes and locators: every figure, as CSV →

  7. American Bitcoin Corp.

    ABTC · fiscal year ends 31 December

    Scale: up to 932 BTC mined above the line, no quarter states bitcoin sold in units.
    American Bitcoin Corp.: Each quarter’s figures, then each number’s filing, newest first5 quarters · 15 documents read, the newest filed
    American Bitcoin Corp.: bitcoin mined, sold, and mined minus sold, by calendar quarter
    BTC by quarterMinedSoldMined minus sold
    Q1 2025Jan–MarBefore its own series begins
    Q2 2025Apr–Jun308not stated in unitsnot computed
    Q3 2025Jul–Sep563not stated in unitsnot computed
    Q4 2025Oct–Dec783derivednot stated in unitsnot computed
    Q1 2026Jan–Mar817not stated in unitsnot computed
    Q2 2026Apr–Junabout 932not stated in unitsnot computed

    In the newest quarter here that carries each number, mined is filed as “Bitcoin mined during the three months ended June 30, 2026”.

    Q2 2026 · 1 Apr – 30 Jun 2026

    The company’s own name for it: Q2 FY2026 (three months ended 30 June 2026)

    Mined about 932 BTC. As filed. Filed as “Bitcoin mined during the three months ended June 30, 2026”. Pool fees: the filing does not settle whether this is before or after pool fees. Consolidated count for the quarter, introduced with 'approximately' (the first quarter in the window so worded). The same report gives approximately 1,749 for the six months, which is 817 plus 932. The report does not say whether the count is before or after pool fees.

    • 10-Q, filed  ↗ Covers 1 Apr – 30 Jun 2026, printed as “approximately 932”. Part I, Item 2 (MD&A), 'Results of Operations', 'Three Months Ended June 30, 2026 and 2025', 'Revenue', sentence beginning 'As a result, Bitcoin production increased to approximately 932'
    • 1 more place for this figure is in the download.

    Sold Not stated in units. Filed as “Carrying value of Bitcoin sold”. Nil in money: "Proceeds from sale of digital assets | —" (statement of cash flows, the column for the six months ended 30 June 2026, which contains this quarter). A money cell, not a count: the report shows no sale proceeds for the half year, but no count of bitcoin sold is printed and no sentence says that none was sold. The roll-forward is in money only; its lines for the three months to 30 June 2026 are revenue recognized from Bitcoin mined, Bitcoin purchased, two timing lines for mining revenue and change in fair value, and the row 'Carrying value of Bitcoin sold' appears only in the carve-out quarter to 31 March 2025 in the same table. Not entered as a nil in units.

    • 10-Q, filed  ↗ Covers 1 Jan – 30 Jun 2026. Part I, Item 1, Condensed Consolidated and Combined Statements of Cash Flows, 'Investing activities', row 'Proceeds from sale of digital assets', first column (six months ended 30 June 2026; a money cell)
    • 1 more place for this figure is in the download.

    Held at quarter end 8,002 BTC. As filed. Filed as “Number of Bitcoin held as of June 30, 2026”. Includes the 3,090 bitcoin pledged to Bitmain for miner purchases (not derecognised); 4,912 were held in custody. The MD&A highlight rounds the same balance to 'approximately 8,000'; the note and Item 3 print 8,002. The money roll-forward takes off a line 'Bitcoin mining revenue not received' before the closing balance (and adds back 'Mining revenue earned in prior period received in current period'), so the number held counts coins received and leaves out coins earned but not yet paid out by the pools at that date; no count is given for them.

    • 10-Q, filed  ↗ As of 30 Jun 2026, printed as “8,002”. Part I, Item 1, Note 4 'Digital assets', first table (changes in carrying amount), row 'Number of Bitcoin held as of June 30, 2026'
    • 2 more places for this figure are in the download.

    Q1 2026 · 1 Jan – 31 Mar 2026

    • Mined 817 BTC. As filed. Filed as “Bitcoin mined during the three months ended March 31, 2026”. Pool fees: the filing does not settle whether this is before or after pool fees.10-Q, filed 6 May 2026 ↗
    • Sold Not stated in units. Filed as “Realized gains on the sale of Bitcoin for the three months ended March 31, 2026”.10-Q, filed 6 May 2026 ↗
    • Held at quarter end 7,021 BTC. As filed. Filed as “Number of Bitcoin held as of March 31, 2026”.10-Q, filed 6 May 2026 ↗

    Q4 2025 · 1 Oct – 31 Dec 2025

    • Mined 783 BTC. Derived: 1,789 (year ended 31 December 2025) − 1,006 (nine months ended 30 September 2025) = 783. Entered as “the year's "Bitcoin production" less the nine months' "Bitcoin mined"”, the Gazette’s words. Pool fees: the filing does not settle whether this is before or after pool fees.10-K, filed 27 Mar 2026 ↗10-Q, filed 14 Nov 2025 ↗
    • Sold Not stated in units. Filed as “Carrying value of Bitcoin sold”.10-K, filed 27 Mar 2026 ↗
    • Held at quarter end 5,401 BTC. As filed. Filed as “Number of Bitcoin held as of December 31, 2025”.10-K, filed 27 Mar 2026 ↗

    Q3 2025 · 1 Jul – 30 Sep 2025

    • Mined 563 BTC. As filed. Filed as “Bitcoin mined during the three months ended September 30, 2025”. Pool fees: the filing does not settle whether this is before or after pool fees.10-Q, filed 14 Nov 2025 ↗
    • Sold Not stated in units. Filed as “Carrying value of Bitcoin sold”.10-Q, filed 14 Nov 2025 ↗
    • Held at quarter end 3,418 BTC. As filed. Filed as “Number of Bitcoin held as of September 30, 2025”.10-Q, filed 14 Nov 2025 ↗

    Q2 2025 · 1 Apr – 30 Jun 2025

    • Held when the quarter opened 0 BTC. As filed. Filed as “Number of Bitcoin held as of March 31, 2025”.8-K, filed 2 Sep 2025 ↗
    • Mined 308 BTC. As filed. Filed as “Bitcoin mined during the three months ended June 30, 2025”. Pool fees: the filing does not settle whether this is before or after pool fees.8-K, filed 2 Sep 2025 ↗
    • Sold Not stated in units. Filed as “Carrying value of Bitcoin sold”.8-K, filed 2 Sep 2025 ↗
    • Held at quarter end 404 BTC. As filed. Filed as “Number of Bitcoin held as of June 30, 2025”.8-K, filed 2 Sep 2025 ↗

    Also in the CSV: purchased and pledged or posted. Earlier quarters’ notes and locators: every figure, as CSV →

  8. Hut 8 Corp., excluding American Bitcoin Corp.

    HUT · fiscal year ends 31 December · American Bitcoin Corp. is taken out from , when its own series begins

    Scale: up to 135 BTC mined above the line, no quarter states bitcoin sold in units.
    Hut 8 Corp.: Each quarter’s figures, then each number’s filing, newest first6 quarters · 7 documents read, the newest filed
    Hut 8 Corp., excluding American Bitcoin Corp.: bitcoin mined, sold, and mined minus sold, by calendar quarter
    BTC by quarterMinedSoldMined minus sold
    Q1 2025Jan–Mar135not stated in unitsnot computed
    Q2 2025Apr–Jun0less ABTCnot computablenot computed
    Q3 2025Jul–Sep15less ABTCnot computablenot computed
    Q4 2025Oct–Dec−1less ABTCnot computablenot computed
    Q1 2026Jan–Marabout 0less ABTCnot computablenot computed
    Q2 2026Apr–Junabout 3less ABTCnot computablenot computed

    Less ABTC: Hut 8 Corp.’s consolidated number less American Bitcoin Corp.’s own, each as filed.

    Sold: not computable, as neither Hut 8 Corp. nor American Bitcoin Corp. states it in units.

    In the newest quarter here that carries each number, mined is filed as “Bitcoin mined”.

    Q2 2026 · 1 Apr – 30 Jun 2026

    The company’s own name for it: Q2 2026 (three months ended 30 June 2026; fiscal year ends 31 December)

    Mined about 935 BTC. As filed. Filed as “Bitcoin mined”. Pool fees: the filing does not settle whether this is before or after pool fees. Consolidated own-account production. The report prints no count split between Hut 8 and American Bitcoin and no count for the King Mountain JV. Its six-month paragraph reads 'an increase in Bitcoin mined from approximately 420 to approximately 1,752'; 1,752 equals 817 + 935, while the comparative 420 for the first half of 2025 does not equal the 443 first reported. The report does not say whether the count is before or after pool fees.

    • 10-Q, filed  ↗ Covers 1 Apr – 30 Jun 2026, printed as “approximately 935”. Part I, Item 2, first 'Results of Operations', 'Three Months Ended June 30, 2026 and 2025', 'Revenue', paragraph 'Compute', words 'an increase in Bitcoin mined from approximately 308 to approximately 935'

    Sold Not stated in units. Filed as “Carrying value of Bitcoin sold”. Nil in money: "Proceeds from sale of digital assets | —" (statement of cash flows, the column for the six months ended 30 June 2026, which contains this quarter), and the digital assets note prints a dash on its row 'Realized gains on the sale or disposition of Bitcoin for the three months ended June 30, 2026'. Both are money cells, not counts: the report shows no sale proceeds and no realized gain for the period, but it prints no count of Bitcoin sold and has no sentence saying none was sold, so no nil in units is entered. The table of changes is in money and has no row for Bitcoin sold or disposed in the quarter (the label is the row of the earlier reports).

    • 10-Q, filed  ↗ Covers 1 Jan – 30 Jun 2026. Part I, Item 1, Condensed Consolidated Statements of Cash Flows (six months ended 30 June 2026 and 2025), 'Investing activities', row 'Proceeds from sale of digital assets', column '2026' (a money cell; the six months contain this quarter)
    • 2 more places for this figure are in the download.

    Held at quarter end 17,316 BTC. As filed. Filed as “Number of Bitcoin held as of June 30, 2026”. Consolidated count at 30 June 2026: 9,376 held in custody, 4,850 pledged as collateral and 3,090 pledged for miner purchases and held by Bitmain. Split printed in Item 3 (quoted in the second source): approximately 9,314 Bitcoin held by Hut 8 and approximately 8,002 held by American Bitcoin. The note prints the total without 'approximately', Item 3 with it. From the 2025 annual report on, the money table of changes carries the timing rows 'Bitcoin mining revenue not received' and 'Bitcoin mining revenue earned in prior period received in current period', so the number held counts coins received and leaves out coins earned but not yet paid out by the pools at that date; no count is printed for them.

    • 10-Q, filed  ↗ As of 30 Jun 2026, printed as “17,316”. Part I, Item 1, Note 5. Digital assets, section 'Bitcoin', table of changes in the carrying amount, row 'Number of Bitcoin held as of June 30, 2026'
    • 1 more place for this figure is in the download.

    Mined without American Bitcoin Corp.: 935 BTC consolidated, as filed, less its 932 BTC is about 3 BTC.

    Sold without American Bitcoin Corp.: not computable, as neither Hut 8 Corp. nor American Bitcoin Corp. states it in units.

    Q1 2026 · 1 Jan – 31 Mar 2026

    Mined without American Bitcoin Corp.: 817 BTC consolidated, as filed, less its 817 BTC is about 0 BTC.

    Sold without American Bitcoin Corp.: not computable, as neither Hut 8 Corp. nor American Bitcoin Corp. states it in units.

    Q4 2025 · 1 Oct – 31 Dec 2025

    Mined without American Bitcoin Corp.: 782 BTC consolidated, as filed, less its 783 BTC is −1 BTC. The two filings round differently, so the difference falls below zero and no bar is drawn for it.

    Sold without American Bitcoin Corp.: not computable, as neither Hut 8 Corp. nor American Bitcoin Corp. states it in units.

    Q3 2025 · 1 Jul – 30 Sep 2025

    • Mined 578 BTC. As filed. Filed as “Bitcoin mined during the three months ended September 30, 2025”. Pool fees: the filing does not settle whether this is before or after pool fees.10-Q, filed 4 Nov 2025 ↗
    • Sold Not stated in units. Filed as “Carrying value of Bitcoin sold”.10-Q, filed 4 Nov 2025 ↗
    • Held at quarter end 13,696 BTC. As filed. Filed as “Total digital assets (Number of digital assets)”.10-Q, filed 4 Nov 2025 ↗

    Mined without American Bitcoin Corp.: 578 BTC consolidated, as filed, less its 563 BTC is 15 BTC.

    Sold without American Bitcoin Corp.: not computable, as neither Hut 8 Corp. nor American Bitcoin Corp. states it in units.

    Q2 2025 · 1 Apr – 30 Jun 2025

    • Mined 308 BTC. As filed. Filed as “Bitcoin mined during the three months ended June 30, 2025”. Pool fees: the filing does not settle whether this is before or after pool fees.10-Q, filed 7 Aug 2025 ↗
    • Sold Not stated in units. Filed as “Carrying value of Bitcoin sold”.10-Q, filed 7 Aug 2025 ↗
    • Held at quarter end 10,667 BTC. As filed. Filed as “Total digital assets (Number of digital assets)”.10-Q, filed 7 Aug 2025 ↗

    Mined without American Bitcoin Corp.: 308 BTC consolidated, as filed, less its 308 BTC is 0 BTC.

    Sold without American Bitcoin Corp.: not computable, as neither Hut 8 Corp. nor American Bitcoin Corp. states it in units.

    Q1 2025 · 1 Jan – 31 Mar 2025

    • Held when the quarter opened 10,171 BTC. As filed. Filed as “Number of Bitcoin held as of December 31, 2024”.10-K, filed 3 Mar 2025 ↗
    • Mined 135 BTC. As filed. Filed as “Bitcoin mined excluding our net share of the King Mountain JV”. Pool fees: the filing does not settle whether this is before or after pool fees.10-Q, filed 8 May 2025 ↗
    • Sold Not stated in units. Filed as “Carrying value of Bitcoin sold”.10-Q, filed 8 May 2025 ↗
    • Held at quarter end 10,264 BTC. As filed. Filed as “Number of Bitcoin held as of March 31, 2025”.10-Q, filed 8 May 2025 ↗

    Also in the CSV: purchased and pledged or posted. Earlier quarters’ notes and locators: every figure, as CSV →

  9. IREN Limited

    IREN · fiscal year ends 30 June

    Scale: up to 2,039 BTC mined above the line, up to 2,039 BTC sold below it.
    IREN Limited: Each quarter’s figures, then each number’s filing, newest first6 quarters · 14 documents read, the newest filed
    IREN Limited: bitcoin mined, sold, and mined minus sold, by calendar quarter
    BTC by quarterMinedSoldMined minus sold
    Q1 2025Jan–Mar1,5141,5140one number for both
    Q2 2025Apr–Jun1,825derived1,825derived0one number for both
    Q3 2025Jul–Sep2,0392,0390one number for both
    Q4 2025Oct–Dec1,6641,6640one number for both
    Q1 2026Jan–Mar1,4501,4500one number for both
    Q2 2026Apr–Jun922derived922derived0one number for both

    In every quarter here the report prints one number for bitcoin mined and sold together; it stands in both columns, so mined minus sold is zero by construction.

    In the newest quarter here that carries each number, mined and sold are both filed as “mining and sale of ... Bitcoin”.

    Q2 2026 · 1 Apr – 30 Jun 2026

    The company’s own name for it: Fiscal Q4 2026 (1 April to 30 June 2026; not printed on its own: year ended 30 June 2026 less nine months ended 31 March 2026)

    Mined 922 BTC. Derived: 6,075 (year ended 30 June 2026) − 5,153 (nine months ended 31 March 2026) = 922. Filed as “mining and sale of ... Bitcoin”. Pool fees: after pool fees. Bitcoin earned by the group's own machines through mining pools. No hosted customers' machines, hashrate buyers, fee bitcoin or equity-method mining venture appear in the report. The three months are not printed anywhere in units. The report gives one number for bitcoin mined and sold ('the mining and sale of'); it prints no separate count for either. Both components are printed as whole bitcoin, so the difference carries their rounding. Pool fees: no footnote sits on the count. Note 2 of the annual report says total compensation is the share of block rewards and transaction fees 'less (c) mining pool operating fees' and revenue is measured on 'the quantity of Bitcoin received'; the count is also the number sold, so it is read as after pool fees. No figure before pool fees is printed. The basis is read from the revenue policy and from the count being the number sold; no report puts the words before or after pool fees on the count itself. The label is the sentence's phrase; the year less the nine months is the desk's subtraction.

    • 10-K, filed  ↗ Covers 1 Jul 2025 – 30 Jun 2026, printed as “6,075”. Part II, Item 7 (Management's Discussion and Analysis), 'Results of Operations', under the heading 'Comparison of the years ended June 30, 2026 and 2025', sub-heading 'Bitcoin mining revenue', second sentence, beginning 'This revenue was generated from the mining and sale of 6,075'
    • 10-Q, filed  ↗ Covers 1 Jul 2025 – 31 Mar 2026, printed as “5,153”. Part I, Item 2 (Management's Discussion and Analysis), 'Results of Operations', under the heading 'Comparison of the nine months ended March 31, 2026 and 2025', sub-heading 'Bitcoin mining revenue', second sentence, beginning 'This revenue was generated from the mining and sale of 5,153'

    Sold 922 BTC. Derived: 6,075 (year ended 30 June 2026) − 5,153 (nine months ended 31 March 2026) = 922. Filed as “mining and sale of ... Bitcoin”. Sold for fiat currency: the report says the company typically liquidates all the bitcoin it mines daily ('We generally sell the Bitcoin we mine on a daily basis, currently via Kraken'). The report gives one number for bitcoin mined and sold ('the mining and sale of'); it prints no separate count for either. No option or forward on the sale of bitcoin is described, so nothing delivered under such a contract sits in the number. Both components are printed as whole bitcoin, so the difference carries their rounding. The label is the sentence's phrase; the year less the nine months is the desk's subtraction.

    • 10-K, filed  ↗ Covers 1 Jul 2025 – 30 Jun 2026, printed as “6,075”. Part II, Item 7 (Management's Discussion and Analysis), 'Results of Operations', under the heading 'Comparison of the years ended June 30, 2026 and 2025', sub-heading 'Bitcoin mining revenue', second sentence, beginning 'This revenue was generated from the mining and sale of 6,075'
    • 10-Q, filed  ↗ Covers 1 Jul 2025 – 31 Mar 2026, printed as “5,153”. Part I, Item 2 (Management's Discussion and Analysis), 'Results of Operations', under the heading 'Comparison of the nine months ended March 31, 2026 and 2025', sub-heading 'Bitcoin mining revenue', second sentence, beginning 'This revenue was generated from the mining and sale of 5,153'

    Held at quarter end 0 BTC. As filed. Filed as “Bitcoin held on our balance sheet”. A nil stated in words, not a table cell. No bitcoin lent, pledged or posted is reported anywhere in the report. At 30 Jun 2026. Item 1 says 'We held no Bitcoin on our balance sheet as of June 30, 2026.' and Note 2 that 'the Group did not hold any digital assets as of or during the year ended June 30, 2026'. The risk factors mention 'any Bitcoin or fiat currency held with a digital asset trading platform or custodian' pending liquidation, with no number.

    • 10-K, filed  ↗ As of 30 Jun 2026, printed as “did not have any Bitcoin held on our balance sheet”. Part II, Item 7 (Management's Discussion and Analysis), section 'Overview', paragraph beginning 'We continue to operate Bitcoin miners at certain of our data centers', sentence beginning 'We typically liquidate all the Bitcoin we mine daily'
    • 2 more places for this figure are in the download.

    Q1 2026 · 1 Jan – 31 Mar 2026

    Q4 2025 · 1 Oct – 31 Dec 2025

    Q3 2025 · 1 Jul – 30 Sep 2025

    Q2 2025 · 1 Apr – 30 Jun 2025

    Q1 2025 · 1 Jan – 31 Mar 2025

    Also in the CSV: purchased. Earlier quarters’ notes and locators: every figure, as CSV →

  10. Keel Infrastructure Corp.

    KEEL · fiscal year ends 31 December · filed as Bitfarms Ltd until

    Scale: up to 718 BTC mined above the line, up to 1,052 BTC sold below it.
    Keel Infrastructure Corp.: Each quarter’s figures, then each number’s filing, newest first6 quarters · 17 documents read, the newest filed
    Keel Infrastructure Corp.: bitcoin mined, sold, and mined minus sold, by calendar quarter
    BTC by quarterMinedSoldMined minus sold
    Q1 2025Jan–Mar693428+265
    Q2 2025Apr–Jun7181,052−334
    Q3 2025Jul–Sep644derived185+459
    Q4 2025Oct–Dec532derived100+432
    Q1 2026Jan–Mar466derived64+402
    Q2 2026Apr–Jun372derived585−213

    In the newest quarter here that carries each number, mined is entered as “sum of "Bitcoin earned*" and "Bitcoin earned from discontinued operations"”, the Gazette’s words and sold is filed as “Bitcoin exchanged for cash”.

    • Another movement out over – : 41 BTC, filed as “forfeited its remaining options to redeem 41 Bitcoin”. Bitcoin pledged to the miner supplier that the company chose not to redeem, so the supplier keeps them as payment for machines. Not to be added to any quarter: the 41 are very probably already inside the fourth quarter's other movements out. The 10-K does not say which roll-forward row carries these coins; the only row that could is "Bitcoin exchanged for goods and services" (97 for the year, 55 at nine months, so 42 derived for the fourth quarter). The filings' own tables place the forfeiture in that quarter: at 30 September 2025 the table of BTC Redemption Options still shows every pledged coin as pledged or redeemed (351 - 262 + 29 - 15 + 54 - 0 = 157, with no forfeiture row), the report filed 13 Nov 2025 describes further redemptions in October 2025, and by 31 December 2025 no bitcoin was pledged to the supplier. Stated for the year only, so it is kept whole and is not entered as a quarter's figure. The same sentence says 393 pledged bitcoin were redeemed for cash in the year; those stayed inside the balance throughout and are not a movement.

    Q2 2026 · 1 Apr – 30 Jun 2026

    The company’s own name for it: Q2 2026 (three months ended 30 June 2026)

    Mined 372 BTC. Derived: 354 (Bitcoin earned, continuing operations) + 18 (Bitcoin earned from discontinued operations) = 372.. Entered as “sum of "Bitcoin earned*" and "Bitcoin earned from discontinued operations"”, the Gazette’s words. Pool fees: after pool fees. 354 from continuing operations and 18 from the Latin American operations classed as discontinued, whose sale was completed in the quarter. Both are the company's own production and both enter the balance. The MD&A row "Total Bitcoin earned through Bitcoin Mining" gives 354 only. Hosting revenue received in bitcoin (2) is separate. Agrees with the six-month rows (742 and 96) less the first quarter (388 and 78). After pool fees by reference: the 10-Q prints no gross figure and does not repeat the revenue policy; the 2025 Form 10-K it is read with says in Note 2 that the amount earned is "less (c) a Mining pool discount". A sum of two cells the filing rounds to whole coins.

    • 10-Q, filed  ↗ Covers 1 Apr – 30 Jun 2026, printed as “354”. Part I, Item 1, Note 5 Digital Assets, table "Three months ended June 30,", 2026 Quantity column, row "Bitcoin earned*"
    • The same document. Covers 1 Apr – 30 Jun 2026, printed as “18”. Part I, Item 1, Note 5 Digital Assets, table "Three months ended June 30,", 2026 Quantity column, row "Bitcoin earned from discontinued operations"

    Sold 585 BTC. As filed. Filed as “Bitcoin exchanged for cash”. Bitcoin exchanged for cash; the MD&A row "Quantity of BTC sold" ("Quantity of Bitcoin sold" from 2026) gives the same number. The company also writes bitcoin selling contracts (agreements to sell at levels set in advance); the report does not say whether coins delivered under them are inside this figure.

    • 10-Q, filed  ↗ Covers 1 Apr – 30 Jun 2026, printed as “(585)”. Part I, Item 1, Note 5 Digital Assets, table "Three months ended June 30,", 2026 Quantity column, row "Bitcoin exchanged for cash"

    Held at quarter end 2,261 BTC. As filed. Filed as “Balance of digital assets including restricted digital assets as of June 30,”. All unrestricted: the restricted row prints a dash. Excludes bitcoin earned but not yet received.

    • 10-Q, filed  ↗ As of 30 Jun 2026, printed as “2,261”. Part I, Item 1, Note 5 Digital Assets, table "Three months ended June 30,", 2026 Quantity column, row "Balance of digital assets including restricted digital assets as of June 30,"
    • 1 more place for this figure is in the download.

    Q1 2026 · 1 Jan – 31 Mar 2026

    • Mined 466 BTC. Derived: 388 (Bitcoin earned, continuing operations) + 78 (Bitcoin earned from discontinued operations) = 466.. Entered as “sum of "Bitcoin earned*" and "Bitcoin earned from discontinued operations"”, the Gazette’s words. Pool fees: after pool fees.10-Q, filed 11 May 2026 ↗
    • Sold 64 BTC. As filed. Filed as “Bitcoin exchanged for cash”.10-Q, filed 11 May 2026 ↗
    • Held at quarter end 2,469 BTC. As filed. Filed as “Balance of digital assets excluding restricted digital assets as of March 31,”.10-Q, filed 11 May 2026 ↗

    Q4 2025 · 1 Oct – 31 Dec 2025

    • Mined 532 BTC. Derived: (2,008 + 579) for the year - (1,570 + 485) for the nine months = 2,587 − 2,055 = 532.. Entered as “sum of "Bitcoin earned*" and "Bitcoin earned from discontinued operations", year less nine months”, the Gazette’s words. Pool fees: after pool fees.10-K, filed 31 Mar 2026 ↗6-K, filed 13 Nov 2025 ↗
    • Sold 100 BTC. As filed. Filed as “Quantity of Bitcoin sold”.10-K, filed 31 Mar 2026 ↗
    • Held at quarter end 2,060 BTC. As filed. Filed as “Balance of digital assets including restricted digital assets as of December 31,*”.10-K, filed 31 Mar 2026 ↗

    Q3 2025 · 1 Jul – 30 Sep 2025

    • Mined 644 BTC. Derived: 520 (BTC earned, continuing operations) + 124 (BTC earned from discontinued operations) = 644.. Entered as “sum of "BTC earned*" and "BTC earned from discontinued operations (Note 22)"”, the Gazette’s words. Pool fees: after pool fees.6-K, filed 13 Nov 2025 ↗
    • Sold 185 BTC. As filed. Filed as “BTC exchanged for cash”.6-K, filed 13 Nov 2025 ↗
    • Held at quarter end 1,658 BTC. As filed. Filed as “Balance of digital assets including restricted digital assets as of September 30,”.6-K, filed 13 Nov 2025 ↗

    Q2 2025 · 1 Apr – 30 Jun 2025

    Q1 2025 · 1 Jan – 31 Mar 2025

    • Held when the quarter opened 1,285 BTC. As filed. Filed as “Balance of digital assets including restricted digital assets and digital assets collateralized as of December 31,”.40-F, filed 1 Apr 2025 ↗
    • Mined 693 BTC. As filed. Filed as “BTC earned*”. Pool fees: after pool fees.6-K, filed 14 May 2025 ↗
    • Sold 428 BTC. As filed. Filed as “BTC exchanged for cash”.6-K, filed 14 May 2025 ↗
    • Held at quarter end 1,492 BTC. As filed. Filed as “Balance of digital assets including restricted digital assets as of March 31,”.6-K, filed 14 May 2025 ↗

    Also in the CSV: purchased, other movements in and pledged or posted. Earlier quarters’ notes and locators: every figure, as CSV →

  11. HIVE Digital Technologies Ltd.

    HIVE · fiscal year ends 31 March

    Scale: up to 1,004 BTC mined above the line, up to 1,147 BTC sold below it.
    HIVE Digital Technologies Ltd.: Each quarter’s figures, then each number’s filing, newest first6 quarters · 15 documents read, the newest filed
    HIVE Digital Technologies Ltd.: bitcoin mined, sold, and mined minus sold, by calendar quarter
    BTC by quarterMinedSoldMined minus sold
    Q1 2025Jan–Mar303735derived−432
    Q2 2025Apr–Jun406693−287
    Q3 2025Jul–Sep718516derived+202
    Q4 2025Oct–Dec884613+271
    Q1 2026Jan–Mar8761,147derived−271
    Q2 2026Apr–Jun1,004918+86

    In the newest quarter here that carries each number, mined is filed as “Digital currency mined (non-cash consideration)” and sold is filed as “Digital currency sold”.

    Q2 2026 · 1 Apr – 30 Jun 2026

    The company’s own name for it: Fiscal 2027 first quarter (three months ended 30 June 2026)

    Mined 1,004 BTC. As filed. Filed as “Digital currency mined (non-cash consideration)”. Pool fees: after pool fees. After pool fees, by reference: the 10-Q does not restate the revenue policy, it points to the 2026 annual report, whose Note 3 says the bitcoin consideration is block rewards and transaction fees less mining pool operator fees. No before-fee count is printed. Own account: the segment note names two revenue streams, digital currency mining and high performance computing hosting; no hosting of third-party miners and no equity-method mining venture is described. The same three-month count is printed in the FINANCIAL SUMMARY table that opens the MD&A (row "Digital assets mined - BTC"), the most exact place for it.

    • 10-Q, filed  ↗ Covers 1 Apr – 30 Jun 2026, printed as “1,004”. Part I, Item 1, Note 6 "Digital Currencies", table "The continuity of digital currencies", Bitcoin block, row "Digital currency mined (non-cash consideration)" between "Digital currencies, March 31, 2026" and "Digital currencies, June 30, 2026", column "Number of coins"
    • 2 more places for this figure are in the download.

    Sold 918 BTC. As filed. Filed as “Digital currency sold”. Equipment deposits are on their own row, so they are not in this figure. The reports do not say that the sold row contains coins delivered under options or forwards.

    • 10-Q, filed  ↗ Covers 1 Apr – 30 Jun 2026, printed as “(918)”. Part I, Item 1, Note 6 "Digital Currencies", table "The continuity of digital currencies", Bitcoin block, row "Digital currency sold" between "Digital currencies, March 31, 2026" and "Digital currencies, June 30, 2026", column "Number of coins"

    Held at quarter end 190 BTC. As filed. Filed as “Digital currencies, June 30, 2026”. Coins in the "Digital currencies" balance. Excludes coins transferred to the equipment supplier as deposits, which are counted separately as "pledged". The MD&A says the coins held are in custody wallets (Fireblocks, Bank Frick), not on an exchange, not collateral for debt and not loaned; no pledged or lent figure arises from that.

    • 10-Q, filed  ↗ As of 30 Jun 2026, printed as “190”. Part I, Item 1, Note 6 "Digital Currencies", table "The continuity of digital currencies", Bitcoin block, row "Digital currencies, June 30, 2026", column "Number of coins"
    • 1 more place for this figure is in the download.

    Q1 2026 · 1 Jan – 31 Mar 2026

    Q4 2025 · 1 Oct – 31 Dec 2025

    Q3 2025 · 1 Jul – 30 Sep 2025

    Q2 2025 · 1 Apr – 30 Jun 2025

    Q1 2025 · 1 Jan – 31 Mar 2025

    Also in the CSV: purchased, other movements out and pledged or posted. Earlier quarters’ notes and locators: every figure, as CSV →

Bitcoin held at quarter end, as filed

80,425BTC

held on by all 11 companies read, Hut 8 Corp. without its listed subsidiary.

All 11 on one scale, largest first · bitcoin held on , as filed
  1. MARA Holdings, Inc.35,577 BTC
  2. CleanSpark, Inc.12,205 BTC
  3. Riot Platforms, Inc.11,380 BTC
  4. Hut 8 Corp., excluding American Bitcoin Corp.9,314 BTC

    17,316 BTC consolidated, less American Bitcoin Corp.’s 8,002 BTC

  5. American Bitcoin Corp.8,002 BTC
  6. Keel Infrastructure Corp.2,261 BTC
  7. Core Scientific, Inc.848 BTC
  8. Cipher Digital Inc.646 BTC
  9. HIVE Digital Technologies Ltd.190 BTC
  10. TeraWulf Inc.2 BTC
  11. IREN Limited0 BTC

A held figure is the number a filing states for one day, not a wallet balance, and what a filing does not quantify as pledged is not thereby free.

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Pledged, posted or lent, as each report quantifies it

Eight of the 11 reports quantify bitcoin pledged, posted or lent on that day. Pledged, posted and lent bitcoin are not sold, and no figure here is added to another. A parent’s figures are consolidated, as its own report states them: they take in its listed subsidiary’s, which are listed again under the subsidiary’s own name.

  • MARA Holdings, Inc.

    • 4,528 BTC pledged or posted, filed as “bitcoin pledged as collateral”. Inside the held figure (in the "Bitcoin - receivable" row of Note 5). Of the 4,528, 4,253 secure the line of credit and 275 are pledged for what the filing calls other bitcoin arrangements, which it does not describe further. Full note: every figure, as CSV →
    • 4,742 BTC lent, filed as “bitcoin loaned to counterparties”. Inside the held figure (in the "Bitcoin - receivable" row of Note 5). The same sentence gives the movement for six months, "the Company recalled 4,635 bitcoin", of which 3,635 were recalled in the first quarter; a recall moves coins inside the held figure and is not entered as a movement in.

  • Riot Platforms, Inc.

    • 5,821 BTC pledged or posted, filed as “Restricted bitcoin”. Coins pledged as collateral for the bitcoin-backed credit facility with Coinbase Credit, Inc., held in a segregated custody account in the company's name. Inside the held figure, not beside it. Full note: every figure, as CSV →

  • CleanSpark, Inc.

    • 1,719 BTC pledged or posted, filed as “Receivable from bitcoin collateral related to ... bitcoin”. Beside the held figure, not inside it. The note says all of it was bitcoin posted to derivative trading counterparties and that no bitcoin was posted under the bitcoin-backed credit lines at this date. Full note: every figure, as CSV →

  • Cipher Digital Inc.

    • 53 BTC pledged or posted, filed as “pledged as part of trading strategies”. Inside the held figure as far as the report shows: the report does not say these coins are derecognised and the unit table has no line removing them. Note 3 carries no sentence about the Coinbase Overnight Credit Facility; the MD&A says nothing was drawn on it at this date.

  • American Bitcoin Corp.

    • 3,090 BTC pledged or posted, filed as “Number of Bitcoin pledged to Bitmain as of June 30, 2026”. Inside the held figure and unchanged from 31 March 2026: 2,776 under the 2025 purchase agreement and 314 under the 2026 purchase agreement, all with a right to redeem; not derecognised, not sales, and not entered as a movement out.

  • Hut 8 Corp., consolidated, as its own report states them

    • 3,090 BTC pledged or posted, filed as “Number of Bitcoin pledged to Bitmain as of June 30, 2026”. Inside the held figure. Split printed: all 3,090 were pledged by American Bitcoin. Full note: every figure, as CSV →
    • 4,850 BTC pledged or posted, filed as “Bitcoin pledged as collateral”. Inside the held figure. Held in a segregated custody account under the company's ownership and pledged under a borrowing arrangement; in May 2026 the earlier credit facility was repaid, its collateral was released, and a new Bitcoin-collateralized term loan was entered. Full note: every figure, as CSV →

  • Keel Infrastructure Corp.

    • 0 BTC pledged or posted, filed as “Less: Restricted digital assets as of June 30,**”. A stated nil: the row prints a dash in the 2026 quantity column of a table that otherwise carries units; no sentence says it in words.

  • HIVE Digital Technologies Ltd.

    • 212 BTC pledged or posted, filed as “Number of Bitcoin pledged”. Beside the held figure, not inside it. The filing's word is "pledged", but the number counts the bitcoin the company holds options to buy back on terms fixed in advance ('the Company holds options to repurchase 212 Bitcoin'); it is not an encumbrance on coins the company owns and must never be added to the held figure. Full note: every figure, as CSV →

Against Company treasuries

Five of the 11 are also in Company treasuries →

  • MARA Holdings, Inc.: the two agree, 35,577 BTC as of .
  • Riot Platforms, Inc.: the two agree, 11,380 BTC as of .
  • CleanSpark, Inc.: the two agree, 12,205 BTC as of .
  • American Bitcoin Corp.: the two agree, 8,002 BTC as of .
  • Hut 8 Corp., excluding American Bitcoin Corp.: the two agree, 9,314 BTC as of .
Held at every quarter end, company by company11 companies · the opening balance, then each quarter end to

  • MARA Holdings, Inc.

    , opening
    44,893 BTC
    47,531 BTC
    49,951 BTC
    52,850 BTC
    53,822 BTC
    35,303 BTC
    35,577 BTC

  • Riot Platforms, Inc.

    , opening
    17,722 BTC
    19,223 BTC
    19,273 BTC
    19,287 BTC
    18,005 BTC
    15,679 BTC
    11,380 BTC

  • CleanSpark, Inc.

    , opening
    9,952 BTC
    11,869 BTC
    10,075 BTC
    10,428 BTC
    11,452 BTC
    11,920 BTC
    12,205 BTC

  • Core Scientific, Inc.

    , opening
    256 BTC
    977 BTC
    1,612 BTC
    2,116 BTC
    2,537 BTC
    547 BTC
    848 BTC

  • Cipher Digital Inc.

    , opening
    about 994 BTC
    about 630 BTC
    about 1,046 BTC
    about 1,493 BTC
    about 1,433 BTC
    about 1,116 BTC
    about 646 BTC

  • TeraWulf Inc.

    , opening
    5 BTC
    17 BTC
    0 BTC
    4 BTC
    3 BTC
    18 BTC
    2 BTC

  • American Bitcoin Corp.

    , opening
    0 BTC
    404 BTC
    3,418 BTC
    5,401 BTC
    7,021 BTC
    8,002 BTC

  • Hut 8 Corp., excluding American Bitcoin Corp.

    , opening
    10,171 BTC
    10,264 BTC
    10,263 BTCless ABTC
    10,278 BTCless ABTC
    10,278 BTCless ABTC
    9,310 BTCless ABTC
    9,314 BTCless ABTC

    Less ABTC: Hut 8 Corp.’s consolidated number less American Bitcoin Corp.’s own, each as filed. Where Hut 8 Corp.’s report prints a split of its own, in round numbers, the two can differ by a coin; the report’s words are in the note on its held figure.

  • IREN Limited

    , opening
    0 BTC
    0 BTC
    0 BTC
    0 BTC
    0 BTC
    0 BTC
    0 BTC

  • Keel Infrastructure Corp.

    , opening
    1,285 BTC
    1,492 BTC
    1,176 BTC
    1,658 BTC
    2,060 BTC
    2,469 BTC
    2,261 BTC

  • HIVE Digital Technologies Ltd.

    , opening
    2,805 BTC
    2,201 BTC
    435 BTC
    210 BTC
    481 BTC
    150 BTC
    190 BTC

Do the filings’ own bitcoin numbers add up?

23of 65 quarters on file, across 11 companies

close exactly, to the coin: the bitcoin held when the quarter opened, plus what the filing states as mined, less sold, plus purchased and its other movements, equals the bitcoin it states at the quarter’s end. Three leave a remainder, and 39 cannot be run because a balance or a movement is not stated in units.

Closes to the coin
35%23 quarters
Leaves a remainder
5%3 quarters
Cannot be run: a balance or a movement is not stated in units
60%39 quarters

A remainder is bitcoin the units a filing states do not account for; it is not an error found and is never added to mined or to sold.

Calculation · Each filing’s own stated units ·SEC EDGAR ·117 documents in 91 filings ·read  ·Public miners: Full rule →

The quarters that leave a remainder

  • MARA Holdings, Inc., Q1 2025 (to ): +72 BTC remainder: 44,893 held at the start + 2,226 mined − 0 sold + 340 purchased comes to 47,459 BTC; the filing states 47,531 BTC at the end.
  • MARA Holdings, Inc., Q2 2025 (to ): +105 BTC remainder: 47,531 held at the start + 2,311 mined − 0 sold + 0 purchased + 4 moved in otherwise comes to 49,846 BTC; the filing states 49,951 BTC at the end.
  • HIVE Digital Technologies Ltd., Q1 2026 (to ): +0.44 BTC remainder: 481 held at the start + 876 mined − 1,147 sold + 0 purchased − 60.44 moved out otherwise comes to 149.56 BTC; the filing states 150 BTC at the end. The remainder is less than one bitcoin: the filing prints other movements out to a fraction of a coin and its balances in whole coins.
MARA Holdings, Inc.: each quarter’s arithmetic2 leave a remainder and 4 cannot be run
MARA Holdings, Inc.: whether each quarter’s stated units reconcile
QuarterOutcome, and the arithmetic
Q1 2025+72 BTC remainder: 44,893 held at the start + 2,226 mined − 0 sold + 340 purchased comes to 47,459 BTC; the filing states 47,531 BTC at the end.
Q2 2025+105 BTC remainder: 47,531 held at the start + 2,311 mined − 0 sold + 0 purchased + 4 moved in otherwise comes to 49,846 BTC; the filing states 49,951 BTC at the end.
Q3 2025 – Q4 2025Cannot be run: sold is not stated in units.
Q1 2026 – Q2 2026Cannot be run: purchased is not stated in units.
Riot Platforms, Inc.: each quarter’s arithmetic6 close
Riot Platforms, Inc.: whether each quarter’s stated units reconcile
QuarterOutcome, and the arithmetic
Q1 2025Closes to the coin: 17,722 held at the start + 1,530 mined − 0 sold + 1 moved in otherwise − 30 moved out otherwise comes to 19,223 BTC, the number the filing states at the end.
Q2 2025Closes to the coin: 19,223 held at the start + 1,426 mined − 1,371 sold − 5 moved out otherwise comes to 19,273 BTC, the number the filing states at the end.
Q3 2025Closes to the coin: 19,273 held at the start + 1,406 mined − 1,391 sold + 2 moved in otherwise − 3 moved out otherwise comes to 19,287 BTC, the number the filing states at the end.
Q4 2025Closes to the coin: 19,287 held at the start + 1,324 mined − 2,601 sold − 5 moved out otherwise comes to 18,005 BTC, the number the filing states at the end.
Q1 2026Closes to the coin: 18,005 held at the start + 1,473 mined − 3,778 sold − 21 moved out otherwise comes to 15,679 BTC, the number the filing states at the end.
Q2 2026Closes to the coin: 15,679 held at the start + 1,587 mined − 5,887 sold + 1 moved in otherwise − 0 moved out otherwise comes to 11,380 BTC, the number the filing states at the end.

CleanSpark, Inc.

  • Q1 2025 – Q2 2026 · Cannot be run: sold and purchased are not stated in units.

Core Scientific, Inc.

  • Q1 2025 – Q4 2025 · Cannot be run: sold and purchased are not stated in units.
  • Q1 2026 – Q2 2026 · Cannot be run: mined and purchased are not stated in units.
Cipher Digital Inc.: each quarter’s arithmetic6 close
Cipher Digital Inc.: whether each quarter’s stated units reconcile
QuarterOutcome, and the arithmetic
Q1 2025Closes to the coin: 994 held at the start + 388 mined − 960 sold + 258 moved in otherwise − 50 moved out otherwise comes to 630 BTC, the number the filing states at the end. One of these numbers is “approximately” in its filing’s word.
Q2 2025Closes to the coin: 630 held at the start + 308 mined − 352 sold + 460 moved in otherwise − 0 moved out otherwise comes to 1,046 BTC, the number the filing states at the end. One of these numbers is “approximately” in its filing’s word.
Q3 2025Closes to the coin: 1,046 held at the start + 638 mined − 251 sold + 60 moved in otherwise − 0 moved out otherwise comes to 1,493 BTC, the number the filing states at the end. One of these numbers is “approximately” in its filing’s word.
Q4 2025Closes to the coin: 1,493 held at the start + 591 mined − 726 sold + 25 purchased + 50 moved in otherwise − 0 moved out otherwise comes to 1,433 BTC, the number the filing states at the end. One of these numbers is “approximately” in its filing’s word.
Q1 2026Closes to the coin: 1,433 held at the start + 451 mined − 802 sold + 34 moved in otherwise comes to 1,116 BTC, the number the filing states at the end. One of these numbers is “approximately” in its filing’s word.
Q2 2026Closes to the coin: 1,116 held at the start + 347 mined − 817 sold + 0 moved in otherwise comes to 646 BTC, the number the filing states at the end. One of these numbers is “approximately” in its filing’s word.

TeraWulf Inc.

  • Q1 2025 – Q4 2025 · Cannot be run: sold and other movements in are not stated in units.
  • Q1 2026 – Q2 2026 · Cannot be run: sold and purchased are not stated in units.

American Bitcoin Corp.

  • Q2 2025 – Q3 2025 · Cannot be run: sold, purchased and other movements in are not stated in units.
  • Q4 2025 – Q2 2026 · Cannot be run: sold and purchased are not stated in units.

Hut 8 Corp.

  • Q1 2025 · Cannot be run: sold and purchased are not stated in units.
  • Q2 2025 – Q3 2025 · Cannot be run: sold, purchased and other movements in are not stated in units.
  • Q4 2025 – Q2 2026 · Cannot be run: sold and purchased are not stated in units.

IREN Limited

  • Q1 2025 – Q2 2026 · Cannot be run: purchased is not stated in units.
Keel Infrastructure Corp.: each quarter’s arithmetic6 close
Keel Infrastructure Corp.: whether each quarter’s stated units reconcile
QuarterOutcome, and the arithmetic
Q1 2025Closes to the coin: 1,285 held at the start + 693 mined − 428 sold + 6 moved in otherwise − 64 moved out otherwise comes to 1,492 BTC, the number the filing states at the end.
Q2 2025Closes to the coin: 1,492 held at the start + 718 mined − 1,052 sold + 18 moved in otherwise comes to 1,176 BTC, the number the filing states at the end.
Q3 2025Closes to the coin: 1,176 held at the start + 644 mined − 185 sold + 23 moved in otherwise comes to 1,658 BTC, the number the filing states at the end.
Q4 2025Closes to the coin: 1,658 held at the start + 532 mined − 100 sold + 12 moved in otherwise − 42 moved out otherwise comes to 2,060 BTC, the number the filing states at the end.
Q1 2026Closes to the coin: 2,060 held at the start + 466 mined − 64 sold + 7 moved in otherwise comes to 2,469 BTC, the number the filing states at the end.
Q2 2026Closes to the coin: 2,469 held at the start + 372 mined − 585 sold + 5 moved in otherwise comes to 2,261 BTC, the number the filing states at the end.
HIVE Digital Technologies Ltd.: each quarter’s arithmetic5 close and 1 leaves a remainder
HIVE Digital Technologies Ltd.: whether each quarter’s stated units reconcile
QuarterOutcome, and the arithmetic
Q1 2025Closes to the coin: 2,805 held at the start + 303 mined − 735 sold − 172 moved out otherwise comes to 2,201 BTC, the number the filing states at the end.
Q2 2025Closes to the coin: 2,201 held at the start + 406 mined − 693 sold + 86 purchased − 1,565 moved out otherwise comes to 435 BTC, the number the filing states at the end.
Q3 2025Closes to the coin: 435 held at the start + 718 mined − 516 sold + 86 purchased − 513 moved out otherwise comes to 210 BTC, the number the filing states at the end.
Q4 2025Closes to the coin: 210 held at the start + 884 mined − 613 sold − 0 moved out otherwise comes to 481 BTC, the number the filing states at the end.
Q1 2026+0.44 BTC remainder: 481 held at the start + 876 mined − 1,147 sold + 0 purchased − 60.44 moved out otherwise comes to 149.56 BTC; the filing states 150 BTC at the end. The remainder is less than one bitcoin: the filing prints other movements out to a fraction of a coin and its balances in whole coins.
Q2 2026Closes to the coin: 150 held at the start + 1,004 mined − 918 sold − 46 moved out otherwise comes to 190 BTC, the number the filing states at the end.

Who is here, and who is not

11companies on the roster, all read

for the six calendar quarters from to .

Nothing before 1 January 2025 is here, so the selling of 2022 lies outside the window.

Issuer · SEC EDGAR ·117 documents in 91 filings ·read  ·Public miners: Full rule →

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  • MARA Holdings, Inc. MARA · CIK 1507605

    MARA Holdings, Inc.: Its quarters, with each filing ↑ · Consolidated, as its own reports state it · fiscal year ends 31 December

    MARA Holdings, Inc.: Basis and earlier names

    One registrant, consolidated. Every report in the window was filed under the name MARA Holdings, Inc.; fiscal quarters are calendar quarters. The seven reports read show no listed subsidiary behind these figures. Its 20% interest in the ADGM Entity (Abu Dhabi) is accounted for by the equity method and is not consolidated: the filings count MARA's share of that entity's production inside "BTC produced", and here that share is kept out of mined and reported as the joint venture's share. Bitcoin earned through that entity is outside the held figure until it is distributed.

    EDGAR lists earlier names for this registration that the company in these rows did not carry inside the window: MARATHON DIGITAL HOLDINGS, INC. (until ); Marathon Patent Group, Inc. (until ); American Strategic Minerals Corp (until ); VERVE VENTURES INC (until ). No row here is filed under any of them.

  • Riot Platforms, Inc. RIOT · CIK 1167419

    Riot Platforms, Inc.: Its quarters, with each filing ↑ · Consolidated, as its own reports state it · fiscal year ends 31 December

    Riot Platforms, Inc.: Basis and earlier names

    Riot Platforms, Inc. and its consolidated subsidiaries, under that name for the whole window. It consolidates no other listed company. Until it sold the shares during 2025 it held a stake in Bitfarms Ltd., a listed miner, as an equity-method investment measured at fair value; the filings give no bitcoin for that stake and none is included here.

    EDGAR lists earlier names for this registration that the company in these rows did not carry inside the window: Riot Blockchain, Inc. (until ); Bioptix, Inc. (until ); Venaxis, Inc. (until ); AspenBio Pharma, Inc. (until ); ASPENBIO INC (until ). No row here is filed under any of them.

  • CleanSpark, Inc. CLSK · CIK 827876

    CleanSpark, Inc.: Its quarters, with each filing ↑ · Consolidated, as its own reports state it · fiscal year ends 30 September

    CleanSpark, Inc.: Basis and earlier names

    CleanSpark, Inc. and its wholly owned subsidiaries, one reportable segment (bitcoin mining). No listed subsidiary and no listed parent. GRIID Infrastructure has been consolidated since its acquisition on 30 October 2024, before the window opens. The reports print no joint-venture share, no bitcoin lent and no bitcoin received as fees. Both former names predate the window; the company has filed as CleanSpark, Inc. since November 2016. From April 2026 the company also holds minority interests "in two nonconsolidated entities" (report for June 2026); no bitcoin of either is printed, so there is no joint-venture share to report.

    EDGAR lists earlier names for this registration that the company in these rows did not carry inside the window: STRATEAN INC. (until ); SMARTDATA CORP (until ). No row here is filed under any of them.

  • Core Scientific, Inc. CORZ · CIK 1839341

    Core Scientific, Inc.: Its quarters, with each filing ↑ · Consolidated, as its own reports state it · fiscal year ends 31 December

    Core Scientific, Inc.: Basis and earlier names

    One registrant, consolidated (the reports' statements are those of Core Scientific, Inc. and its subsidiaries). EDGAR lists the name as 'Core Scientific, Inc./tx' and four tickers (CORZ, CORZR, CORZW, CORZZ); CORZ is the common stock. The fiscal year is the calendar year, so fiscal and calendar quarters coincide. No listed subsidiary or listed parent appears in the reports read (the 10-K for 2025 says the 2025 merger agreement with CoreWeave was terminated). The company also hosts other companies' machines (segment 'Digital Asset Hosted Mining'); none of the figures entered include customers' bitcoin.

    EDGAR lists an earlier name for this registration that the company in these rows did not carry inside the window: Power & Digital Infrastructure Acquisition Corp. (until ). No row here is filed under it.

  • Cipher Digital Inc. CIFR · CIK 1819989

    Cipher Digital Inc.: Its quarters, with each filing ↑ · Consolidated, as its own reports state it · fiscal year ends 31 December · filed as Cipher Mining Inc. until

    Cipher Digital Inc.: Basis and earlier names

    Cipher Digital Inc. and its consolidated subsidiaries. The reports for periods to 30 Sep 2025 carry the name Cipher Mining Inc.; the annual report for 2025, filed 24 Feb 2026, and the two 2026 quarterly reports carry Cipher Digital Inc. No listed company is consolidated into it and it is not consolidated by one. Until 19 Feb 2026 it held 49% of three data-centre ventures (Alborz LLC, Bear LLC, Chief Mountain LLC) on the equity method: the bitcoin they distributed to it is entered as a movement in under the filing's label "Bitcoin received from equity investees" and is kept out of mined; no report prints the ventures' production or the company's share of it in units. From October 2025 it consolidates Colchis LLC (53% owned), a development site for which the reports give no bitcoin.

    EDGAR lists an earlier name for this registration that the company in these rows did not carry inside the window: GOOD WORKS ACQUISITION CORP. (until ). No row here is filed under it.

  • TeraWulf Inc. WULF · CIK 1083301

    TeraWulf Inc.: Its quarters, with each filing ↑ · Consolidated, as its own reports state it · fiscal year ends 31 December

    TeraWulf Inc.: Basis and earlier names

    TeraWulf Inc. and its consolidated subsidiaries, under that name for the whole window. It consolidates no other listed company. Its 25% interest in the Nautilus Cryptomine joint venture (equity method) was sold on 2 October 2024, before the window, so no joint-venture bitcoin falls inside it. The Abernathy joint venture formed in October 2025 is an HPC datacenter venture carried by the equity method; the filings state no bitcoin for it. The former names are EDGAR's for this CIK and predate the window.

    EDGAR lists earlier names for this registration that the company in these rows did not carry inside the window: IKONICS CORP (until ); CHROMALINE CORP (until ). No row here is filed under any of them.

  • American Bitcoin Corp. ABTC · CIK 1755953

    American Bitcoin Corp.: Its quarters, with each filing ↑ · Its own figures alone, a listed subsidiary that Hut 8 Corp. consolidates · fiscal year ends 31 December · its series begins

    American Bitcoin Corp.: Basis and earlier names

    American Bitcoin Corp. and its consolidated subsidiaries, reported on its own. It is a majority-owned subsidiary of Hut 8 Corp. (CIK 1964789): its annual report for 2025 says Hut 8 owned approximately 55.3% of its common stock and a majority of the voting power as of 25 March 2026, and Hut 8's own reports consolidate it and print the same counts for it, so these coins also sit inside Hut 8's consolidated figures and the two must never be added. The series starts on 1 April 2025, and the quarter from 1 January to 31 March 2025 has no row here: the entity held no bitcoin of its own before 1 April 2025. On 31 March 2025 Hut 8 contributed substantially all of its mining machines to American Data Centers Inc., which was renamed American Bitcoin Corp.; Hut 8 kept its bitcoin ('As a result, the entire strategic Bitcoin reserve remained with Parent following the effectiveness of the Transactions'), and the reports say the company held none immediately afterwards. That stated nil at 31 March 2025 is the opening balance of the first quarter. Statements for periods to 31 March 2025 are a carve-out of Hut 8's mining sub-segment and none of their bitcoin figures is this entity's: they print 10,171 bitcoin at 31 December 2024 ('Number of Bitcoin held as of December 31, 2024 | 10,171', of which 968 pledged to Bitmain and 3,555 pledged as collateral), 135 mined in the three months to 31 March 2025 ('ABTC mined 135 Bitcoin during the three months ended March 31, 2025') and bitcoin sold in that quarter in money only. All of that is Hut 8's and belongs in Hut 8's series. The registrant under this CIK was Gryphon Digital Mining, Inc. until the merger of 3 September 2025, a reverse acquisition with American Bitcoin as accounting acquirer: the annual report for 2024 and the 10-Qs for March and June 2025 hold Gryphon's own statements. Before the merger American Bitcoin's statements were filed under this CIK in current reports: the carve-out statements for 2022 to 2024 and the statements and MD&A for the three months to 31 March 2025 as Exhibit 99.1 to the Form 8-K of 10 June 2025 (amended on 3 July 2025 with no change to any bitcoin quantity); the MD&A and statements for the three and six months to 30 June 2025 as Exhibits 99.1 and 99.2 to the Form 8-K of 2 September 2025, the first report of the June 2025 quarter; and the same material again as Exhibits 99.2, 99.6 and 99.7 to the Form 8-K of 3 September 2025. The Form S-4 of 6 June 2025, its amendments and the proxy statement/prospectus of 31 July 2025 are not among the documents read, and no figure here rests on them. From the 10-Q for September 2025 onward the periodic reports hold American Bitcoin's statements, with Gryphon consolidated from 3 September 2025. The reports print no joint-venture share, no bitcoin lent, no bitcoin received as fees, and no roll-forward in units.

    EDGAR lists earlier names for this registration that the company in these rows did not carry inside the window: American Bitcoin Corp. /DE/ (until ); Gryphon Digital Mining, Inc. (until ); Akerna Corp. (until ); MTech Acquisition Holdings Inc. (until ). No row here is filed under any of them.

  • Hut 8 Corp. HUT · CIK 1964789

    Hut 8 Corp.: Its quarters, with each filing ↑ · Consolidated in its own reports; shown here without American Bitcoin Corp. · fiscal year ends 31 December

    Hut 8 Corp.: Basis and earlier names

    Hut 8 Corp. and its subsidiaries, consolidated, as its own 10-K and 10-Q reports state them. From 1 April 2025 the figures include American Bitcoin, majority owned and consolidated; since its merger of 3 September 2025 with Gryphon Digital Mining, Inc. it is the listed American Bitcoin Corp. (CIK 1755953), which has its own series. Adding the two companies counts the same coins twice. Hut 8's reports print these splits between Hut 8 and American Bitcoin; the figures of this series are the consolidated totals and are not split. Held. 30 June 2025: 'As of June 30, 2025, of the 10,667 in our strategic reserve, 404 Bitcoin was held by American Bitcoin.' 30 September 2025: '(2) As of September 30, 2025, of the 13,696 Bitcoin in Strategic Reserve, 10,278 Bitcoin were held by Hut 8, and 3,418 Bitcoin were held by American Bitcoin.' 31 December 2025: 'As of December 31, 2025, we held 15,679 Bitcoin, comprising 10,278 Bitcoin held by Hut 8 and 5,401 Bitcoin held by American Bitcoin.' 31 March 2026: 'As of March 31, 2026, we held approximately 16,332 Bitcoin, comprising approximately 9,311 Bitcoin held by Hut 8 and approximately 7,021 Bitcoin held by American Bitcoin.' (the note of the same report prints 16,331). 30 June 2026: 'As of June 30, 2026, we held approximately 17,316 Bitcoin, comprising approximately 9,314 Bitcoin held by Hut 8 and approximately 8,002 Bitcoin held by American Bitcoin.' No split is printed for 31 March 2025; American Bitcoin's own reports say it held none at that date. Mined. Third quarter of 2025: '578 Bitcoin mined during the three months ended September 30, 2025, 563 of which were mined by American Bitcoin'. First nine months of 2025: '1,021 Bitcoin mined during the nine months ended September 30, 2025, 871 of which were mined by American Bitcoin'. Second quarter of 2025, by difference: 871 - 563 = 308, which is all of that quarter's 308 (the report for that quarter says Bitcoin Mining revenue 'is under American Bitcoin beginning April 1, 2025'; a difference of whole-coin figures). The 135 of the first quarter of 2025 were all Hut 8's own. No split of Bitcoin mined is printed for the fourth quarter of 2025, for the year 2025 or for either quarter of 2026. Pledged to Bitmain. 'Of the 3,353 Bitcoin pledged to Bitmain by the Company as of September 30, 2025, 2,385 Bitcoin was pledged by American Bitcoin.' 'Of the 3,744 Bitcoin pledged to Bitmain as of December 31, 2025, 2,776 Bitcoin were pledged by American Bitcoin.' 'All of the Bitcoin pledged to Bitmain as of March 31, 2026, were pledged by American Bitcoin.' 'All of the Bitcoin pledged to Bitmain as of June 30, 2026, were pledged by American Bitcoin.' The 968 pledged before then were Hut 8's own. No split is printed for Bitcoin pledged as collateral at any date. The King Mountain JV (50/50, equity method) is not consolidated; its share of production is printed in units only for the first quarter of 2025. EDGAR lists no former names for this CIK; the company took its present form on 30 November 2023 through the combination of Hut 8 Mining Corp. (CIK 1731805) and U.S. Data Mining Group, Inc. (US BITCOIN), before the window opens.

  • IREN Limited IREN · CIK 1878848

    IREN Limited: Its quarters, with each filing ↑ · Consolidated, as its own reports state it · fiscal year ends 30 June

    IREN Limited: Basis and earlier names

    IREN Limited and its subsidiaries ('the Group'), one registrant; EDGAR lists it as IREN Ltd. It consolidates no listed subsidiary and reports no equity-method mining venture. Every report in the window carries the name IREN Limited. IFRS on Form 6-K to 31 Mar 2025, US GAAP on Forms 10-K and 10-Q from the year ended 30 Jun 2025.

    EDGAR lists earlier names for this registration that the company in these rows did not carry inside the window: Iris Energy Ltd (until ); Iris Energy Pty Ltd (until ). No row here is filed under any of them.

  • Keel Infrastructure Corp. KEEL · CIK 1812477

    Keel Infrastructure Corp.: Its quarters, with each filing ↑ · Consolidated, as its own reports state it · fiscal year ends 31 December · filed as Bitfarms Ltd until

    Keel Infrastructure Corp.: Basis and earlier names

    One registrant, CIK 1812477, on a consolidated basis. Through the Form 10-K for 2025 the reporting company was Bitfarms Ltd. (Ontario, foreign private issuer; IFRS interim reports on 6-K, then a US GAAP 10-K). On 1 Apr 2026 Keel Infrastructure Corp. (Delaware) became its parent and successor issuer and files the 10-Qs. The figures include the Latin American operations (Argentina, Paraguay) later classed as discontinued, until they were abandoned or sold, and Stronghold Digital Mining from 14 March 2025. Stronghold filed no periodic report of its own for the window. No listed subsidiary is consolidated.

  • HIVE Digital Technologies Ltd. HIVE · CIK 1720424

    HIVE Digital Technologies Ltd.: Its quarters, with each filing ↑ · Consolidated, as its own reports state it · fiscal year ends 31 March

    HIVE Digital Technologies Ltd.: Basis and earlier names

    HIVE Digital Technologies Ltd. and its consolidated subsidiaries, under that name for the whole window. It consolidates no other listed company and the reports read describe no equity-method mining venture (the 10-K and the 10-Q mention a strategic joint venture with a telecommunications operator in Paraguay for AI cloud services, announced on 13 January 2026; it has no bitcoin). A foreign private issuer (40-F annual report, interim statements and MD&A furnished on 6-K) until 31 Mar 2026; US domestic forms (10-K, 10-Q) from the report for the year ended 31 Mar 2026. IFRS up to the interim report for 31 Dec 2024, US GAAP from the 40-F for the year ended 31 Mar 2025.

    EDGAR lists an earlier name for this registration that the company in these rows did not carry inside the window: HIVE Blockchain Technologies Ltd. (until ). No row here is filed under it.

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  • Bitdeer Technologies Group BTDR · CIK 1899123

  • Canaan Inc. CAN · CIK 1780652

  • BitFuFu Inc. FUFU · CIK 1921158

  • Cango Inc. CANG · CIK 1725123

Hut 8 Corp. and American Bitcoin Corp.: no bitcoin counted twice

Hut 8 Corp. consolidates American Bitcoin Corp., which files its own reports.

The check, for the quarter to , the latest both have a row for:

  • Mined: Hut 8 Corp. states 935 BTC consolidated and American Bitcoin Corp. states 932 BTC, so Hut 8 Corp. is shown at about 3 BTC, both numbers “approximately” in their filings’ own word.
  • Held at quarter end: Hut 8 Corp. states 17,316 BTC consolidated and American Bitcoin Corp. states 8,002 BTC, so Hut 8 Corp. is shown at 9,314 BTC.

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