CleanSpark, the Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin mining company, released its unaudited operating results for September 2026, showing both production and treasury changes during the month. The company said it mined 529 BTC in September, which worked out to an average daily output of 17.64 BTC. For the year to date in 2026, total Bitcoin production reached 5,432 BTC.
The company also reported that its operating hashrate stood at 50 EH/s as of Sept. 30, while its average operating hashrate for the month was 36 EH/s. On the treasury side, CleanSpark disclosed that it sold a total of 702 BTC in September at an average price of $72,928 per coin. That figure included 2 BTC sold on the spot market and 700 BTC sold through the exercise of call options.
By the end of September, CleanSpark held 13,530 BTC, down 173 BTC from 13,703 BTC at the end of August. The figures were cited by PRNewswire.
CleanSpark, a Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin miner, released its unaudited operating data for September 2026.
The company said it produced 529 BTC during the month, with average daily production of 17.64 BTC. Its total Bitcoin output for 2026 reached 5,432 BTC.
As of Sept. 30, CleanSpark reported an operating hashrate of 50 EH/s. Its average operating hashrate was 36 EH/s.
On the balance sheet side, CleanSpark said it sold a total of 702 BTC in September at an average price of $72,928. That total consisted of 2 BTC sold on the spot market and 700 BTC sold through the exercise of call options.
By the end of September, the company held 13,530 BTC, down 173 BTC from 13,703 BTC at the end of August, according to PRNewswire.
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