MARA shares sink on first-quarter revenue miss, $1.3B loss
MARA Holdings says Bitcoin mining remains the company’s “operational foundation” while it moves to expand into AI.
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MARA Holdings says Bitcoin mining remains the company’s “operational foundation” while it moves to expand into AI.
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