CleanSpark mined 445 Bitcoin (BTC) in June and grew its hash fee above 20 EH/s on the again of its latest enlargement in Georgia.
The mining agency’s June efficiency outcomes, revealed On July 2, additionally described a mean each day output of 14.83 BTC and a one-day excessive of twenty-two.41 BTC.
The corporate mined 3,614 BTC in 2024 so far.
It held 6,591 BTC as of June 30 and bought 8.06 BTC in June for $67,514.
Georgia enlargement
CleanSpark recorded a mean each day hash fee of 17.85 EH/s throughout June, and its present hash fee is 20.4 EH/s — surpassing its mid-year goal of 20 EH/s.
CleanSpark CEO Zach Bradford stated the 20.4 EH/s fee is twice the quantity recorded in December 2023 and a “great milestone on [the] path to 50 EH/s and past.”
The agency attributed its rising hash fee to buying 5 new Bitcoin mining websites in Georgia, including 60 megawatts (MW) of infrastructure. The Georgia websites instantly added 1.7 EH/s of hash fee and can add one other 3.7 EH/s of hash fee in whole as soon as absolutely deployed in July.
The corporate can be pursuing enlargement by way of a brand new Dalton campus, which incorporates 15 MW of infrastructure at 4 impartial information facilities projected to function at 2.4 EH/s. CleanSpark expects the Dalton enlargement to be full by September.
CleanSpark lately introduced an settlement to amass rival mining firm GRIID Infrastructure for $155 million and described enlargement plans above 400 MW in Tenessee.
Previous months’ efficiency
CleanSpark’s month-to-month Bitcoin output exceeds its 417 BTC manufacturing in Might however not its 721 BTC manufacturing in April. Beforehand, the corporate famous that Might marked the primary whole month of manufacturing following Bitcoin’s halving, which lowered block rewards by half.
In December 2023 and January 2024, the agency reported an approximate hash fee of 10 EH/s however elevated its hash fee to 16 EH/s and above beginning in February.
CleanSpark exceeded a hash fee of 17 EH/s beginning in April.
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Mike Dalton
Earlier than transitioning to crypto writing in 2018, Mike studied library and knowledge sciences. At the moment, he resides on Canada’s West Coast.
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