HIVE’s September filing, released with its Nov. 9 results, shows it mined 1,070 BTC and sold 991 BTC from July through September. That was about 92.6% of quarterly production. The company reported $70 million in proceeds from digital currency sales during the three months. Its reserve rose 41.6%, with net additions equal to 7.4% of the Bitcoin mined.
Across the six months ended Sept. 30, HIVE mined 2,074 BTC, sold 1,909 BTC and transferred 46 BTC as equipment deposits. Its balance increased from 150 BTC to 269 BTC, valued at $22.4 million. The company also held options to repurchase 212 BTC previously transferred for equipment deposits; those rights were reported separately from its owned Bitcoin.
Riot sold 10,599 BTC in Q3, calculated from 20,264 BTC sold in the first nine months of 2026 less 9,665 BTC sold in the first half. It had 2,418 BTC at quarter-end. Management said the sales primarily funded data center development and full repayment of a $200 million credit facility, and said Riot expects to keep selling substantially all Bitcoin it mines to cover development, operating expenses and working capital.
CleanSpark’s July-to-September production totaled 1,708 BTC, while sales and deliveries reached 2,102 BTC. Its holdings fell by 394 BTC to 13,530 BTC, including 3,475 BTC posted as collateral or recorded as derivatives-related receivables. In September, the company sold 2 BTC on spot markets and delivered 700 BTC through call option exercises.
HIVE is also expanding its high-performance computing business. Mining revenue was $76 million, down 7.4% year over year, while HPC revenue rose 70.7% to $8.8 million. Total revenue was $84.9 million and the net loss was $78.7 million. HIVE reported $139 million in cash; CEO Aydin Kilic said $129 million in financing covered GPU purchases for its Bell and Cohere agreement. The company cited about $40 million in live GPU cloud annualized run-rate revenue and $185 million contracted, including capacity awaiting deployment.
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