Exceeds 12,100 bitcoin held in treasury
Evolves capital strategy; funding monthly operating expenses through production
“A little over a year after the most recent halving, our operational performance across varying market conditions has validated the strength of our scale, strategic focus, and disciplined execution,” said CleanSpark CEO and President Zach Bradford. “April brought a modest increase in network difficulty and some temporary hashrate curtailment due to ongoing construction, both expected and manageable factors. We remain committed to our core fundamentals and are on track to reach 50 EH/s by mid-year. Our ongoing construction in
“In April, we advanced our capital strategy by securing a
April Bitcoin Mining Update (unaudited)Â
- Bitcoin produced in April: 633
- Total bitcoin holdings as of April 30: 12,1011
- Month-end operating hashrate: 42.4 EH/s
- MW under contract: 915 MW2
- Average fleet efficiency: 16.98 J/Th
- Total bitcoin sold in April: 401.39
- Deployed fleet: 204,770
- CY2025Â bitcoin produced: 2,589
Throughout April 2025, the Company’s average hashrate was 40.1 EH/s and average fleet efficiency was 16.98 J/Th, resulting in an average of 21.1 bitcoin mined daily. The single day high reached 22.98 bitcoin. The Company sold 401.39 bitcoin during April 2025 at an average price of approximately
1As of April 30, 2025, CleanSpark’s Bitcoin holdings were 12,101 in total (1,894.4 bitcoin of this amount was posted as collateral).
2MW includes all contracted power capacity for wholly owned sites and excludes any other non-binding arrangements.Â
About CleanSpark
CleanSpark (Nasdaq: CLSK), America’s Bitcoin Miner®, is a market-leading, pure play Bitcoin miner with a proven track record of success. We own and operate a portfolio of mining facilities across
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