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MARA Holdings
2026-07-25 14:29:31

MARA Holdings CEO says AI data centers generate more revenue per unit of power than Bitcoin mining

MARA Holdings CEO Fred Thiel said AI data centers generate more revenue per unit of power than Bitcoin mining, according to a brief update carried by Odaily and attributed to Bitcoin News. The item did not include supporting figures, a timeframe, or details on the basis of comparison. The statement points to a direct revenue comparison tied to electricity usage, but no additional context was provided in the source text. Odaily published the remark as a short newsflash under its homepage headline category on July 25, 2026. Beyond Thiel’s comment, the source did not disclose operating metrics, margins, facility types, or any specific business plans connected to AI infrastructure or mining operations.

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MARA Holdings CEO says AI data centers generate more revenue per unit of power than Bitcoin mining
MARA Holdings
2026-07-25 13:51:25

MARA Holdings sued in New York over more than €11 million in disputed fees

MARA Holdings has been sued in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York by consultant François Garcin, who previously helped build the company’s France business, according to INBi as cited by ChainCatcher. The lawsuit was filed on July 22 and seeks more than €11 million in compensation. Garcin alleges that after MARA terminated his contract on March 6, 2026, the company failed to pay €2.4 million in advisory fees and about €5.92 million in success fees. The success fee claim is tied to a 4% commission based on a €148 million investment by Exaion, a subsidiary of EDF. That investment accounted for 64% of the capital in the related project. The report also says Garcin’s past work included recruiting former Engie CEO Gérard Mestrallet, securing an invitation to the Choose France summit, and arranging a meeting with former French President François Hollande.

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MARA Holdings sued in New York over more than €11 million in disputed fees
US stocks
2026-07-23 14:00:39

U.S.-listed crypto mining stocks jump, with Riot Platforms up more than 6%

U.S.-listed crypto mining stocks moved higher as a group, according to data from MSX.COM cited by Odaily. Cipher Digital and Hut 8 each rose more than 9%, leading the pack in the move. Riot Platforms also posted a notable gain of more than 6%. Other names in the segment advanced as well, including TeraWulf, MARA Holdings, IREN, and CleanSpark, each of which climbed more than 4%. The update reflects a broad upswing across publicly traded crypto mining-related stocks in U.S. equities during the session covered by the data.

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U.S.-listed crypto mining stocks jump, with Riot Platforms up more than 6%