MARA Holdings to Report Q1 2026 Earnings Amid Bitcoin Price Volatility and AI Expansion

MARA Holdings is scheduled to report first quarter 2026 earnings after the market close on May 11, 2026. 34. CoinDesk reported that results are expected to reflect significant mark-to-market losses after bitcoin fell roughly 25% during the quarter from roughly $87,000 to $67,000.

1 billion. 0 billion of convertible notes. The moves came as bitcoin mining revenues fluctuate with bitcoin prices, network difficulty and transaction fees.

Investor attention remains focused on MARA’s expansion into AI and high performance computing infrastructure. MARA Holdings announced a partnership with Starwood to develop AI data centers delivering approximately one gigawatt of computing capacity. In the fourth quarter, MARA reported Q4 revenue of $206 million, a 6% decline from $214 million year-over-year.

The broader bitcoin mining industry continues shifting toward AI driven revenue models. Bitcoin miners are leveraging existing energy assets and data center expertise to secure AI-related revenue streams. CoinDesk reported that investor focus is likely to center less on short-term bitcoin price volatility and more on the company’s strategic transition.

5 billion transaction. 5 billion Long Ridge Energy transaction is expected to provide MARA with long-term power-generation capacity and exposure to AI and data center contracts. This reduces reliance on the highly cyclical bitcoin mining business.

4 billion AI cloud agreement with NVIDIA. 4 million non-cash impairment charge tied to the sale of ASIC mining hardware. 1 million investment to install high speed fiber infrastructure supporting a planned 50MW AI factory.