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MARA: power cost and cost per bitcoin, 2026

Power-only rate is MARA's stated 4¢ at its owned sites. All-in covers owned and hosted sites over the whole fleet's estimated energy (hashrate that ran × average J/TH). Power per bitcoin counts owned-site bitcoin only. Energy estimated from the bitcoin it mined.

Cost per kWh, quarter by quarter

PeriodEnergy (MWh)Power ¢/kWhAll-in ¢/kWhLoaded ¢/kWh
Q1 20262,163,389 est.4.0¢ est.6.7¢ est.9.3¢ est.
Q2 20262,216,731 est.4.0¢ est.6.5¢ est.9.6¢ est.
H1 20264,380,120 est.4.0¢ est.6.6¢ est.9.4¢ est.

What a bitcoin cost them

PeriodBitcoin minedPower $/BTCAll-in $/BTCLoaded $/BTCRevenue $/BTC
Q1 20262,200$40,000$65,800$91,600$78,300
Q2 20262,384$38,700$60,500$88,800$71,300
H1 20264,584$39,300$63,000$90,200$74,700

The hardware

PeriodDepreciationImpairmentsSpending on machines
Q1 2026$191.6m$41.8m$79.5m
Q2 2026$174.7m$0.2m$14.8m
H1 2026$366.2m$42m$94.3m

Full analysis, with every filing linked · All public miners

This is our analysis of the company's public filings, not an audit in the accounting sense, and it is not investment advice. Mining output depends on bitcoin's price, difficulty and uptime, and isn't guaranteed.