Marathon Q2 Bitcoin production down 44% as fleet remains crippled
Marathon had a particularly rough production month in June after 75% of its fleet went down. It’s still uncertain when its mining facilities will be able to come back online.
Marathon had a particularly rough production month in June after 75% of its fleet went down. It’s still uncertain when its mining facilities will be able to come back online.
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