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Upgrading MARA Holdings to a strong buy on record Q2 results and a favorable Bitcoin setup going into the back half of the year. MARA posted $238.5M in Q2 revenue (up 64% YoY), a $1.2B gain on digital assets, and surpassed 50,000 BTC holdings. The Street projects 93% top-line growth in Q3. Tailwinds for BTC include lower interest rate expectations, with CME projecting two more cuts before year-...

With a healthy rise in the value of its key asset and a big hardware order in its industry, crypto mining company Mara Holdings' (MARA -0.21%) last few days on the stock market have been prosperous. In fact, week to date as of early Friday morning and according to data compiled by S&P Global Market Intelligence, the company's share price had swollen by almost 17%.

218 Blocks Won in September , 5% Increase M/M 736 BTC Produced in September, 4% Increase M/M Increased BTC Holdings* to 52,850 BTC

You might not expect crypto stocks to do better as crypto prices fall. But there is a type of crypto company that bucks conventional wisdom: mining companies, meaning those that use computing power to validate blockchain transactions and earn rewards.

As more companies with a crypto-treasury strategy have seen the premium of their shares to their crypto holdings narrow — or even turn into a discount — some investors are wondering whether now is a good time to buy in.

It's often said that picks and shovels made more fortunes in gold rushes than most prospectors. In crypto's version of the story, the picks are electricity, mining chips, and hardware uptime.

The traditional way to invest in Bitcoin (BTC -0.99%) is to buy it directly, either through a crypto exchange or a stockbroker that offers it. An increasingly popular alternative is to invest in companies that hold Bitcoin, such as Bitcoin mining companies or Bitcoin treasury companies.

MARA Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ:MARA ) H.C. Wainwright 27th Annual Global Investment Conference September 9, 2025 2:30 PM EDT Company Participants Salman Khan - Chief Financial Officer Conference Call Participants Kevin Dede - H.C.