MARA Digital Holdings transferred another 1,000 BTC to addresses linked to Binance and Gate , according to on-chain data. The funds left the MARA Miner wallet in transactions of 100 and 500 BTC, although the company has not confirmed that the transfers were sales.
The company sold more than 23,000 BTC during the first half of 2026 . Its last identified sale occurred in early August, when it liquidated more than 800 BTC. Despite these transactions, the mining company still holds approximately 35,577 BTC , keeping it among the five companies with the largest Bitcoin reserves.
MARA maintains a mining hashrate of more than 59 EH/s and continues to accumulate new BTC through its operations. Selling reserves can also provide funds to cover operating costs, manage debt, and finance its AI data center projects .
MARA shares are trading at around $7.53 , compared with highs above $14 reached in May. In addition, short interest accounts for more than 26% of the company’s public float .
The company currently operates 19 mining facilities, with another five under development, while continuing to work on energy infrastructure and AI computing projects.
Source 1: https://bitcointreasuries.net/public-companies/mara
Source 2: https://mempool.space/mining/pool/marapool
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