MARA Holdings reported operational results for May 2025. The miner extracted 950 BTC — the most since last year's halving.
Company representatives emphasized that the firm managed to process 282 blocks. This is 38% higher than the figures from April. As a result, the company recorded an average daily mining output of 30.7 BTC.
The growth in the press release is explained by the efficiency of the MARA Pool, which, according to the miner, demonstrates high results. The use of an integrated technology stack and the absence of external fees allowed the company to retain all profits from mining within the company, management noted.
MARA continues its strategy of vertical integration as a digital energy infrastructure company. In particular, the firm focuses on control, resilience, and reducing dependence on market volatility, according to the report.
The miner's hashrate reached 58.3 EH/s in May 2025, increasing by 2% month over month.
As of early June, MARA holds 49,179 BTC, including loaned and pledged coins. This asset volume is estimated at $5.2 billion at the time of preparing the material. The company did not sell cryptocurrency during the reporting period, which, in its opinion, underscores its accumulation strategy and strengthening of the balance sheet.
MARA representatives also reported that the share of all bitcoin rewards received in May 2025 was 6.5%. This is significantly higher than the April level of 5.1%, the company emphasized. Transaction fees accounted for 1.5% of the total rewards.
Let us remind you, the CEO of MARA, Fred Thiel, stated that the U.S. government could replenish the created strategic bitcoin reserve through mining.
