Bitcoin miners like MARA are leveraging convertible bonds to increase BTC holdings, injecting stock volatility and achieving high BTC Yields. Read more here.

Mara Holdings (MARA -6.53%) is going all-in on the world's top cryptocurrency, and many investors aren't happy about it. The company's stock closed Monday almost 7% lower followin

(NASDAQ:MARA) just delivered a showstopper November, cementing its dominance in the Bitcoin mining world. The company mined 907 BTC last montha jaw-dropping 26% jump from Octoberpowered by operational upgrades and a 15% boost in its energized hash rate to 46.

MARA Holdings’ low-cost data center acquisitions and 1.5 GW capacity expansion position it for stable returns amid crypto volatility risks. Read my analysis of MARA.

Bitcoin miner MARA Holdings has snapped up another $1.1 billion worth of Bitcoin and crossed a record 50 EH/s in energized hashrate.

MARA bought 11,774 Bitcoin with the proceeds of its zero-coupon convertible notes offerings. The Bitcoin miner has achieved a yield of 47.6% since the beginning

Bitcoin miner MARA on Tuesday confirmed an acquisition of 11,774 BTC for $1.1 billion, increasing its total Bitcoin holdings to 40,435 BTC. MARA is the second-largest public corporation in terms of Bitcoin holdings,