MARA Holdings Inc. has reported a strong performance in Bitcoin mining for March, producing 829 BTC and winning 242 blocks, marking a 17% increase from February and securing the company’s third-highest monthly block count to date. The gains come despite growing global mining difficulty, underscoring MARA’s operational efficiency and strategic edge.
The company mined an average of 26.8 BTC per day in March, up from 25.2 BTC in February, and grew its share of the total miner rewards to 5.8%, further solidifying its position as a dominant player in the Bitcoin mining sector.
MARAPool Delivers Competitive Edge
MARA attributes its production surge to MARAPool, the company’s proprietary and self-operated mining pool — currently the only one of its kind among publicly traded Bitcoin miners. Since its inception, MARAPool has consistently outperformed the network’s average luck factor by over 10%, resulting in more frequent block wins and higher overall rewards.
“Operating our own mining pool gives us better control over our efficiency and earnings,” said Fred Thiel, MARA’s Chairman and CEO. “We remain committed to strengthening our position as a leader in Bitcoin mining and energy generation.”
Infrastructure Growth and Financial Strategy
MARA’s total Bitcoin holdings reached 47,531 BTC by the end of March, including assets that are loaned or used as collateral. This reflects the company’s long-term accumulation strategy amid volatile market conditions.
To support its growth ambitions, MARA recently announced plans to raise $2 billion through an at-the-market stock offering, with proceeds earmarked for Bitcoin purchases and infrastructure investment.
On the operational side, MARA reported a 1% increase in energized hashrate, reaching 54.3 EH/s — a key metric indicating mining power. This progress aligns with the company’s infrastructure expansion efforts, including the ongoing development of its 40-megawatt data center in Ohio, expected to be completed by end of April.
Strengthening Leadership in the Mining Industry
As global mining becomes increasingly competitive, MARA’s focus on proprietary technology, strategic investments, and self-owned operations positions it as a frontrunner in the race for digital asset dominance.
With a growing hashrate, high-performing mining pool, and large BTC reserves, MARA is well-poised to capitalize on the next phase of Bitcoin’s evolution — both as a miner and a long-term holder.
