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The Vice President of the mining firm MARA Holdings, Robert Samuels, stated that reports regarding the company’s intentions to sell its bitcoins are inaccurate.
Samuels addressed a publication by Jacob King, an advisor at the financial firm SwanDesk, who claimed that MARA was allegedly shifting to a strategy of liquidating all accumulated BTC. He referenced a report submitted by the company to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) as his basis for this assertion.
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“The claim that MARA Holdings has altered its strategy to sell off the majority of its bitcoin reserves is fundamentally incorrect. The report indicates that we have broadened our strategy to allow for the sale of bitcoins,” Samuels remarked.
According to him, the company is capable of both acquiring and divesting the leading cryptocurrency depending on market conditions and capital allocation priorities.
Currently, MARA holds 53,822 BTC, making it the largest publicly traded miner. Among corporate holders, only Strategy possesses more bitcoins, with approximately 720,000 BTC on its balance sheet.
Previously, the American mining company Riot Platforms reported record financial results for 2025. The company’s revenue reached $647.4 million, compared to $376.7 million the previous year.
