BBX Report: Public companies are pushing two clear shifts in how they approach Bitcoin treasuries and mining infrastructure: open development of core hardware and an aggressive move to route operating cash flow into BTC. As competition intensifies in the second quarter, large players are reshaping both the silicon stack and balance-sheet playbook in a bid to secure long-term influence ahead of Bitcoin's 21 million supply cap. Block, Inc. (NYSE: $SQ) said it has completed the tape-out of a 3nm mining chip, a milestone for the open-source mining-hardware push associated with Silicon Valley firms and a potential challenge to the established ASIC-miner market structure. Boyaa Interactive International Limited (HKG: $0434) said it will allocate 100% of its gaming net profits to BTC reserves, underscoring a more hardline stance among Asia's mid-cap technology companies toward fiat inflation. Marathon Digital Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: $MARA) launched landfill-gas mining, aiming to convert high-pollution greenhouse gases into mining output and potentially reset how ESG factors are priced into mining-company valuations. Cipher Mining Inc. (NASDAQ: $CIFR) acquired an independent wind farm to enable 100% off-grid operations, positioning the move as a blueprint for reducing reliance on centralized power networks. Semler Scientific, Inc. (NASDAQ: $SMLR) has continued accumulating BTC, a pattern BBX said is becoming a reference model for healthcare and traditional manufacturing firms seeking an inflation hedge against rising physical supply-chain costs. BBX said the market is advancing on two parallel tracks: decentralizing mining-hardware manufacturing and accelerating "cash-flow denationalization" across real-economy businesses. Source: bbx.com

ChainCatcher cited Lookonchain data indicating that Bitcoin miner Riot Platforms may have sold an additional 500 BTC, valued at roughly $34.87 million. Over the past five days, the company has deposited a total of 1,500 BTC—about $102.3 million—into NYDIG.

Bitcoin miner Riot Platforms has transferred an additional 500 BTC, worth about $34.87 million, to institutional custodian NYDIG, on-chain analytics platform Lookonchain (@lookonchain) reported. The latest transaction brings Riot's total deposits to NYDIG to 1,500 BTC over the past five days, valued at roughly $102.3 million.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Lookonchain monitoring shows Bitcoin miner Riot Platforms may have sold an additional 500 BTC, valued at about $34.87 million. Over the past five days, the company has transferred a total of 1,500 BTC—roughly $102.3 million—to NYDIG.

Bitcoin’s 30-day simple moving average (30DSMA) for total daily transaction fees has fallen to 2.5 BTC per day, marking its lowest reading since March 2011.

Onchain analytics platform Lookonchain (@lookonchain) reported that Bitcoin mining firm MARA transferred an additional 250 BTC about three hours ago, worth roughly $17.37 million. Earlier, MARA sold 15,133 BTC between March 4 and March 25, 2026, at an average price of about $72,689, for total proceeds of around $1.1 billion.

Odaily Planet Daily cited Lookonchain data showing Bitcoin mining firm MARA moved an additional 250 BTC about three hours ago, worth roughly $17.37 million. Earlier figures indicate the company sold a total of 15,133 BTC between March 4 and March 25, valued at about $1.1 billion.

BlockBeats reported on April 7 that Lookonchain data shows cryptocurrency mining company MARA transferred another 250 BTC about three hours earlier, worth roughly $17.37 million. The company previously sold 15,133 BTC—about $1.1 billion—between March 4 and March 25.

Bitcoin miner Riot Platforms appears to have offloaded an additional 500 BTC, valued at roughly $34.87 million. Over the past five days, the company has deposited a combined 1,500 BTC—about $102.3 million—into NYDIG.