Material Deleveraging and Balance Sheet Strengthening
Long-term debt reduced to $30.6 million from $557.6 million at year-end (≈94.5% reduction). Company used proceeds from Bitcoin sales to repay Bitcoin-backed loans, materially lowering interest expense and receivables for Bitcoin collaterals.
Insider and Strategic Investor Support
Chairman and a Board Director invested $65 million through entities they control; established strategic collaboration with DL Group including a $10 million convertible note and an MoU to support AI infrastructure initiatives.
Mining Revenue and Production
Total Q1 2026 revenue was approximately $102 million, with $98.4 million from the Bitcoin mining business. The company mined 1,266 BTC during Q1 and produced 230.04 BTC in April; end-of-quarter Bitcoin holdings reported at ~1,025.7 BTC (with a later April figure of ~1,057.5 BTC).
Lower Cash Cost per Bitcoin and Cost Improvements
Average cash cost per Bitcoin (ex-depreciation) was $76,928, a 9% decrease from Q4 2025. All-in cost per Bitcoin was $99,747. Cost of revenue (ex-depreciation) declined from $155.3 million in Q4 2025 to $99.6 million in Q1 2026 (≈36% decrease), driven by hash rate optimization and lower electricity/hosting expenses.
Operational Restructuring to Prioritize Margin Resilience
Operational model shifted toward disciplined self-mining and selective hosting/revenue-sharing arrangements to reduce direct site-level power and maintenance exposure. Operational hash rate was ~37.01 EH/s at March 31 (27.98 EH/s self-mining + 9.02 EH/s hosted) and operated ~31.58 EH/s by end of April, reflecting a deliberate move to prioritize margin over scale.
Progress on EcoHash AI Infrastructure Pilot
EcoHash pilot in Georgia advanced: site retrofitting, modular high-density compute unit installation and testing are underway. Management expects initial revenue contribution from the AI compute pilot in H2 2026, with a phased, modular CapEx approach and potential third-party financing options.
Improvement in Fair-Value Loss vs Prior Quarter
Loss from changes in fair value of receivable for Bitcoin collateral was $151.8 million in Q1 versus $171.4 million in Q4 2025 — an improvement of about 11.4%, reflecting partial mitigation of mark-to-market exposure.