CleanSpark Sells 553 BTC for $36.6M in February, Accelerates Expansion into Computing Power and AI Infrastructure

CleanSpark, a Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin mining firm, recently disclosed that it sold 553 Bitcoins in February, totaling approximately $36.6 million, which essentially covered its entire production for the month. According to its latest operational report, the company mined 568 BTC in February, with a sales ratio exceeding 97%.

Despite the significant sale of mined Bitcoin, CleanSpark maintains a robust digital asset reserve. As of February 28, its balance sheet held 13,363 BTC, with an additional approximately 1,086 BTC held as collateral or receivables from derivative transactions, which have not yet been fully released.

Beyond its asset strategy, the company is accelerating the expansion of its physical computing power network. CleanSpark has completed the acquisition of its second mining facility in Texas, adding 300 megawatts of ERCOT-certified power capacity, further solidifying its operational advantages in the core energy region of the United States. As of the end of February, CleanSpark operated a total of 235,588 mining machines, with peak computing power exceeding 50 EH/s and average computing power stabilizing at 43.2 EH/s. The company has contracted a total power capacity of nearly 1.8 gigawatts, of which approximately 808 megawatts are already in operation. Notably, CleanSpark is planning to transition some of its computing power facilities to the fields of artificial intelligence and high-performance computing, exploring diversified energy monetization paths beyond cryptocurrency mining. This trend is gradually becoming mainstream in the industry – more and more mining companies are beginning to leverage their high-density power infrastructure to undertake emerging computing power demands such as AI training and data centers, making Bitcoin sales no longer just a short-term liquidity tool, but a strategic source of funds to support long-term infrastructure upgrades.