CleanSpark becomes fourth Bitcoin miner to hold 10,000 BTC
2025-01-10
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United States Bitcoin mining firm CleanSpark says it now holds 10,097 Bitcoin in its treasury — making it the fourth public-listed mining firm to currently hold more than 10,000 Bitcoin.
It follows a 236% year-over-year increase in CleanSpark’s Bitcoin BTCUSD-denominated treasury, which CleanSpark’s CEO Zach Bradford attributed to the company scaling more efficiently and responsibly in a Jan. 9 statement.
All of CleanSpark’s 10,097 Bitcoin has been mined in the US, supporting American energy and jobs while contributing to the growth of Bitcoin’s global ecosystem, Bradford added.

MARA Holdings, Riot Platforms and Hut 8 Mining Corp also currently hold more than 10,000 Bitcoin, BitcoinTreasuries.NET data shows.
CleanSpark’s chief financial officer, Gary Vecchiarelli, said the firm remains committed to using its Bitcoin holdings in a way that aligns with “sound risk management principles and disciplined capital strategy.”
Bitcoin miners often sell some of their mined Bitcoin to fund new machines, cover maintenance expenses and pay employees — however, some companies like MARA Holdings now adopt treasury policies to retain all Bitcoin it mines — or as much as possible.
CleanSpark only sold 12.65 Bitcoin in December — a fraction of the 668 Bitcoin it mined in December.
The firm mined 7,024 BTC in 2024, keeping most of it after starting 2024 with around 2,300 Bitcoin in its treasury.
The company’s operating hashrate also increased to 39.1 exahashes per second by the end of 2024, while its hashrate efficiency — the number of hashes a mining machine produces per unit of energy consumed — increased by 33% from 2023.
CleanSpark was one of several public miners that failed to capitalize on an industry-wide market rally in 2024, falling around 16% after it was one of the best-performing mining stocks in 2023, increasing over 440%.
The 668 Bitcoin CleanSpark mined in December marked a 7.4% monthly increase and trailed only MARA Holding’s 890 Bitcoin in December, while Riot Platforms and IREN mined over 500 of their own, according to Farside Investors data.
Bitdeer reported mined 145 Bitcoin in December, while Bit Digital’s monthly production fell 27.8% to 32.4 Bitcoin.
Bit Digital attributed the fall to changes in the company’s hosting portfolio, ongoing redeployment of mining assets to new sites and the retirement of older generation miners.