Bitcoin miner Canaan reported a internet lack of $88.7 million for the primary quarter of 2026, as falling Bitcoin (BTC) costs squeezed margins and triggered a big stock write-down.
The corporate posted complete income of $62.7 million for the quarter ending March 31, a pointy decline from the $196.3 million it recorded within the earlier quarter, based on a Tuesday press launch.
Industrial mining gear remained the corporate’s major income driver at $39.6 million, although gross sales tumbled 75% from the prior quarter. Self-mining contributed $19.1 million, whereas the house mining phase introduced in $2.7 million, a class that greater than doubled year-over-year.
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“Though common Bitcoin costs and hashprice declined considerably quarter-over-quarter, our bitcoin manufacturing skilled a relatively smaller lower, reflecting the resilience of our mining operations and continued hashrate deployment,” Jin (James) Cheng, chief monetary officer of Canaan, mentioned.
A $25 million stock write-down weighed on the quarter’s gross lack of $23 million, whereas loss from operations reached $54.3 million.
Canaan’s self-mining hashrate surges 66%
Canaan expanded its self-mining footprint to 11 exahashes per second of put in computing energy, a 66% bounce from a 12 months earlier. The corporate held 1,808 Bitcoin on its steadiness sheet as of March 31, valued at roughly $121 million.
Within the quarter, Canaan additionally accomplished the acquisition of Cipher Mining’s 49% stake in three West Texas three way partnership initiatives totaling roughly 4.4 EH/s in hashrate capability and 120 megawatts of energy. The deal, closed by way of a share issuance slightly than money, offers Canaan entry to energy charges under three cents per kilowatt-hour on the ERCOT grid.
Trying forward, Canaan guided Q2 revenues between $35 million and $45 million, an additional sequential decline.
Canaan shares closed down 3.54% at $0.4827 on Monday, shedding an additional 7.71% in pre-market buying and selling to $0.4455, based on Yahoo Finance.
Main miners report losses in Q1
Throughout the sector, main miners together with Riot Platforms, Core Scientific, CleanSpark and TeraWulf all reported widening losses in Q1. MARA topped the group with a $1.3 billion internet loss, roughly $1 billion of it tied to non-cash mark-to-market changes on its Bitcoin holdings.
As mining margins compress, a rising variety of miners are pivoting towards AI and high-performance computing as a substitute income stream. On Monday, HIVE Digital Applied sciences introduced plans to construct a 320-megawatt AI knowledge heart campus close to Toronto, able to supporting greater than 100,000 GPUs at full build-out.
