Bitcoin miners MARA and CleanSpark post double-digital revenue drops as AI infrastructure pivot continues
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- MARA Holdings saw second-quarter 2026 revenue drop 27% to $174.9 million from the year before, while CleanSpark, reporting its third fiscal quarter, saw $138.0 million in revenue, a 30.5% decline.
Despite the weaker results, both companies continued expanding high-performance computing and AI infrastructure capacity.
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