The February update detailed production, sales, and total Bitcoin reserves.
CleanSpark expanded its Bitcoin treasury in February even as it sold most of its monthly production. The company reported 568 BTC mined and 553.02 BTC sold during the month. As a result, CleanSpark increased total holdings to 13,363 BTC by month-end.
CleanSpark mined 568 BTC in February, according to figures highlighted by ChainCatcher. This output lifted its year-to-date production to 1,141 BTC. The company disclosed these figures in its latest monthly update.
At the same time, CleanSpark sold 553.02 BTC during February. The company achieved an average sale price of $66,279 per BTC. Consequently, it generated cash while maintaining exposure to Bitcoin price movements.
CleanSpark confirmed that its treasury reached 13,363 BTC at the end of February. The company increased its holdings despite selling most of its newly mined coins. Therefore, net holdings rose during the reporting period.
The company balanced production, sales, and treasury growth within the same month. It used market strength to monetize output and support operations. Meanwhile, it preserved a large Bitcoin reserve on its balance sheet.
CleanSpark did not disclose any change in its mining capacity in the update. However, it focused on reporting production totals and treasury figures. The company maintained a clear breakdown of mined and sold amounts.
Bitcoin traded near cycle highs during February. CleanSpark sold coins into this strength while continuing to mine new supply. This approach allowed the company to raise funds without reducing total holdings.
The company’s February sales totaled 553.02 BTC at an average price of $66,279. These transactions occurred during a period of elevated Bitcoin prices. As a result, CleanSpark converted a large share of production into liquidity.
Despite those sales, the company reported 13,363 BTC in treasury at month-end. This figure reflects an increase compared to prior holdings. CleanSpark confirmed the updated total in its production statement.
The company’s year-to-date mining output reached 1,141 BTC after February. February accounted for 568 BTC of that total. Therefore, the month represented roughly half of the year’s production so far.
CleanSpark structured its February activity around both cash generation and asset retention. It sold nearly all monthly output yet still expanded overall reserves. The company published these details as part of its routine operational reporting.
The update did not include commentary on future sales plans. Instead, CleanSpark presented production, sales, and treasury figures in a factual format. The company closed February with 13,363 BTC held on its balance sheet.
