- MARA’s March Bitcoin production jumped 17 percent month-over-month, reaching 829 BTC with improved daily averages.
- The firm increased its block acquisition to 242, its third-highest monthly total, reflecting better mining strategy.
- MARA’s growing hashrate, holdings, and infrastructure expansion support resilience amid a more challenging mining landscape.
Marathon Digital Holdings (MARA) reported a significant increase in Bitcoin production for March 2025, reaching 829 BTC. This marks a 17 percent rise compared to February’s output of 706 BTC. The company averaged 26.8 BTC per day in March, improving from 25.2 BTC in February.
During March the mining operation of MARA added 242 additional blocks which represented a 17 percent increase from its 206 blocks acquired in February. The number of blocks MARA locked in March placed it as the third best performing output month in company history due to a deliberate initiative for output growth across rising network complexity.
The company’s energized hashrate rose minimally to 54.3 EH/s during March from its February value of 53.7 EH/s. On March 31 MARA maintained the status of leading corporate Bitcoin holder among public miners after it accumulated 47,531 BTC.
MARA continues to rely on its self-operated MARAPool, a key factor differentiating it from other public mining companies. By avoiding third-party pool fees and maintaining full control over operations, the company gains better efficiency and higher rewards. CEO Fred Thiel confirmed that MARAPool’s block-finding success has exceeded the network average by over 10 percent since its launch.
Reward Share Edges Higher
The company’s share of global miner rewards rose to 5.8 percent in March, up from 5.4 percent in February. Transaction fees, however, made up 1.3 percent of mining revenue, slightly down from 1.4 percent a month earlier.
MARA’s performance comes during a period of increasing global hashrate and mining difficulty. Despite these industry-wide headwinds, the company has managed to boost output through operational efficiency and infrastructure growth.
