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MARA Buys 1,292 Bitcoin Worth $98.6 Million, On-Chain Data Shows

MARA Holdings bought 1,292 BTC worth roughly $98.6 million, according to on-chain data cited by Cointelegraph.
MARA Holdings adds 1,292 BTC worth roughly $98.6 million, according to on-chain data cited by Cointelegraph.

Bitcoin miner MARA Holdings has purchased 1,292 BTC worth roughly $98.6 million, according to on-chain data cited by Cointelegraph.

The transaction represents a sizeable addition to the company’s Bitcoin holdings and comes as MARA continues to operate both its cryptocurrency mining business and its broader digital infrastructure strategy. The purchase was identified through blockchain data rather than a figure provided directly in the original Cointelegraph post.

MARA’s reported acquisition amounts to about $76,300 per bitcoin based on the $98.6 million total value, although the exact execution price was not specified in the X post.

MARA Adds 1,292 BTC to Its Holdings

The 1,292 BTC purchase gives the transaction a value approaching $100 million at the price cited in the report. Cointelegraph shared the information on X, attributing the figure to on-chain data.

The purchase is notable because MARA has maintained one of the largest Bitcoin treasuries among publicly traded mining companies. In its second-quarter financial materials, the company reported holding 35,577 BTC as of June 30, 2026, including bitcoin that was loaned or pledged as collateral.

MARA also reported that it mined 2,422 BTC during the second quarter while selling 2,213 BTC at an average price of $73,078. The company said its Bitcoin holdings were valued at approximately $2.1 billion at the end of June, based on a Bitcoin price of $58,524.

Bitcoin Mining Remains Core to MARA Strategy

The latest purchase comes as MARA develops its business beyond traditional Bitcoin mining. The company has described Bitcoin mining as the foundation of its platform while expanding into artificial intelligence and high-performance computing infrastructure.

In its June 2026 quarterly filing, MARA said it remained focused on maintaining a leading position among publicly traded Bitcoin miners while expanding its revenue base into AI, critical IT and power markets. The company reported approximately 1.9 gigawatts of energy capacity across 19 data centers as of June 30.

MARA has also been selling portions of its Bitcoin holdings as part of its capital-allocation strategy. Its latest quarterly filing said the company sold approximately 23,093 BTC during the first six months of 2026 for $1.6 billion in proceeds.

On-Chain Data Reveals the Latest Transaction

The reported 1,292 BTC acquisition was identified through blockchain activity, allowing the transaction to be tracked before or independently of a formal corporate disclosure.

MARA’s financial filings show that Bitcoin remains a significant component of its balance sheet even as the company invests in energy and computing infrastructure. Its second-quarter shareholder letter described the first half of 2026 as a period focused on expanding its infrastructure platform, with the second half centered on execution across those investments.

The latest transaction adds another 1,292 BTC to the company’s reported Bitcoin activity, with the purchase valued at roughly $98.6 million according to the on-chain data cited by Cointelegraph.


writer: Ethan Collins  

Crypto Journalist

Ethan Collins reports on developments across the cryptocurrency and blockchain sector. His work covers market movements, protocol updates, regulatory changes, and emerging trends in digital assets.

He focuses on presenting complex topics in a clear and accessible manner for a broad readership.

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