CleanSpark achieved an operational hashrate of 50 EH/s in June, boosting its total Bitcoin holdings to 12,608 BTC despite significant monthly sales. The company's Bitcoin output increased by over 50% year-over-year, with June's production of 685 BTC valued at $74.2 million, compared to 445 BTC mined in June 2024. This increase in mining capacity from 20.4 EH/s last year represents a 145.1% growth. CEO Zach Bradford highlighted operational advancements that contributed over 10 EH/s of capacity, marking a 9.6% monthly increase. CleanSpark sold 578 BTC in June but grew its holdings from 12,502 BTC in May, ranking it seventh among publicly traded firms. Only Marathon Digital Holdings and Riot Platforms hold more BTC. Despite these achievements, CleanSpark's shares on the Nasdaq fell 8% as the broader market declined due to trade deal discussions. Additionally, the Bitcoin mining difficulty has reached an all-time high, presenting challenges for miners amid rising operational costs and declining block rewards.

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