MARA

MARA Holdings has agreed to purchase a sizable plot of land in Texas to power its Bitcoin mining and growing AI compute ambitions. The acquisition is expected to support the company's expansion in these areas.

Metaplanet, a Tokyo-listed firm, added 2,823 Bitcoin in Q2 2026, reaching 43,000 BTC and becoming the world’s third-largest corporate Bitcoin holder. The purchase valued at $170.7 million boosted its Bitcoin holdings to $2.6 billion, with shares rising 3.5% following the announcement.

JPMorgan analysts state Bitcoin has traded below its estimated $78,000 production cost for five consecutive months, causing roughly 20% of miners to operate unprofitably. Publicly listed miners sold a record 32,000 bitcoin in Q1 2026 to fund operations, with mining difficulty and hashrate showing heightened sensitivity to price declines.

Trump's latest financial disclosure reveals stock purchases in Q1 including Coinbase, Strategy, and MARA. The largest Coinbase transaction occurred on February 10 and was valued between $100,001 and $250,000.

Bitcoin opens strong near $82,000 and DCA makes drawdowns more tolerable, while Ray Dalio criticizes its lack of privacy. MARA sells $1.5 billion in Bitcoin for AI and the Senate will debate the Clarity Act for crypto. Key events are set to occur on May 14.

Bitcoin miner MARA has sold $1.5 billion of bitcoin and is shifting its focus towards AI infrastructure. This move marks a significant change in the company's business strategy. The sale of bitcoin is expected to have a major impact on the cryptocurrency market.

MARA is expected to post Q1 losses, but investors are looking ahead to the company's AI growth strategy. The company's future prospects appear promising despite current losses. Investors are optimistic about MARA's potential for growth.

A developer created a real-time Bitcoin network globe showing block propagation from pools to nodes. The globe displays live data, including pool locations and full node distribution by country. It also features a halving countdown and median fee sparkline.

MARA has committed to a significant infrastructure pivot by acquiring a $1.5 billion energy infrastructure project, signaling a strategic shift towards energy investments.

MARA, a Bitcoin miner, will acquire an Ohio natural gas plant operator for $1.5 billion, shifting its focus from Bitcoin mining to digital infrastructure.

MARA accelerates its pivot from mining to AI infrastructure by acquiring a 505-MW power plant and data center site in Ohio through a $1.5B deal. The move has driven a significant jump in the company's share price.