Bitcoin mining company CleanSpark has signed a 20-year lease agreement for data center infrastructure with a global technology firm, expecting contract revenues of approximately $6.6 billion, marking the company's expansion into high-performance computing data center operations. In July 2026, CleanSpark produced a total of 586 Bitcoins, with an average daily output of 18.91 Bitcoins and a single-day peak production of 20.77 Bitcoins. By the end of July, the company had accumulated a total Bitcoin production of 4,310 Bitcoins for the year 2026 and held 13,931 Bitcoins. During July, the company sold 229 Bitcoins for spot trading and sold an additional 350 Bitcoins due to option execution, with an average selling price of $66,133 per Bitcoin.
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