Bitdeer produced 661 self-mined bitcoins in March 2026, up 480% from the same month last year, according to its latest operations update.
Bitdeer claims the top spot
The firm now commands about 225,000 self-owned rigs out of the 262,000 it has under management, and is scaling toward 3.0 gigawatts in global energy capacity.
Bitdeer’s self-mining operations reached roughly 70 EH/s, a 504% increase year over year, cementing its position as the largest miner by compute power.
Total hashrate under management grew to 78.1 EH/s, including hosted machines, as of the end of March.
Next largest
MARA, the next-largest public miner, reports a hashrate of 66.4 EH/s, while CleanSpark came in at an average operating hashrate of 47.3 EH/s.
The global bitcoin network hashrate stands at about 855 EH/s, down slightly from the start of the year but still elevated historically.
Q1 2026 saw the largest intra-quarter hashrate decline in about five years, driven by depressed prices and increased competition as firms redirect resources toward AI computing.
Bitdeer AI
Bitdeer’s AI Cloud utilization rose to 94%, up from 64% the prior month, with its AI Cloud annual run rate reaching about $43 million, up 105% month-over-month.
Matt Kong, Chief Business Officer of Bitdeer, said:
“This momentum underscores both the scale of the market opportunity and our ability to execute effectively in delivering high-performance AI infrastructure.”
