PANews reported on January 7th that, according to PR Newswire, Bitcoin mining company CleanSpark released its December 2025 Bitcoin mining update. The company producedPANews reported on January 7th that, according to PR Newswire, Bitcoin mining company CleanSpark released its December 2025 Bitcoin mining update. The company produced
CleanSpark: In December 2025, it mined 622 bitcoins and sold 577 bitcoins.
PANews reported on January 7th that, according to PR Newswire, Bitcoin mining company CleanSpark released its December 2025 Bitcoin mining update. The company produced a total of 622 Bitcoins that month, with a peak daily output of 20.59 Bitcoins, and held a total of 13,099 Bitcoins at the end of the month. During the same period, the company's average hashrate was 47.2 EH/s, with a peak hashrate of 50 EH/s. 577 Bitcoins were sold at an average price of $89,210. The company currently has a total contracted power capacity of 1.45 GW and actual power consumption of 808 MW.
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