Key Takeaways
- CleanSpark mined 706 bitcoin in March 2025, up 13% month over month.
- The company reached 42.4 EH/s in hashrate and now holds 11,869 bitcoin in treasury.
- Expansion projects in Wyoming, Tennessee, Georgia, and Mississippi aim to add 8.5 EH/s in total.
CleanSpark mined 706 bitcoin in March 2025, a 13% increase over February, according to the company’s latest operations update.
The Nevada-based miner now holds 11,869 bitcoin in its treasury and closed the month with a 42.4 exahash per second (EH/s) operating hashrate—up 4.2% month over month.
CEO insights
CEO Zach Bradford credited the boost to operational consistency and expansion efforts.
Bradford said:
In March alone, we increased bitcoin production by 13%, generating 706 bitcoin. With nearly a gigawatt of energy under contract and a robust growth pipeline, our future is bright.
Daily production metrics
CleanSpark’s daily average production reached 22.78 bitcoin, with a single-day high of 23.52.
The company sold 14.23 bitcoin during the month at an average price of $87,742.
Expansion efforts
The company’s Wyoming expansion added nearly 2 EH/s in March.
Ongoing development in the state is expected to bring an additional 2.5 EH/s online this quarter.
Scaling operations
CleanSpark is also scaling its operations in Mississippi and Georgia, with upgrades expected to add 2 EH/s through new immersion deployments.
In Tennessee, the firm is expanding two data centers powered by 60 MW, projected to add nearly 4 EH/s.
Overall performance
At the end of March, CleanSpark had 205,412 miners deployed and 915 MW of power under contract.
Year-to-date, the company has produced 1,956 bitcoin.
