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The Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin mining company Riot Platforms announced that it has sold 1,080 Bitcoins and will use the proceeds of approximately $96 million to purchase land in Rockdale, aiming to develop a data center project. Additionally, the company has signed a data center leasing and service agreement with Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), which will deploy 25 megawatts of critical IT load capacity at the Rockdale site. The initial deployment will be phased, starting in January 2026 and completing by May 2026.

According to Jinshi News, Riot Platforms' stock rose nearly 7% in pre-market trading after the company signed a data center leasing agreement with AMD.

According to the latest production and operational report released in December, the publicly listed Bitcoin mining company Riot Platforms sold a total of 2,201 BTC during November and December of last year, generating a net income of nearly $200 million.It is reported that Riot Platforms held 18,005 BTC at the end of the year, valued at approximately $1.65 billion at current prices. However, this figure represents a decrease of over 1,300 BTC from its October holding balance (19,324 BTC), and is only 293 BTC higher than the year-end balance of the previous year. In stark contrast to 2024, when the company did not sell any Bitcoin and instead increased its Bitcoin reserves by over $500 million.Matthew Sigel, head of digital assets at VanEck, pointed out that the recent sell-off indicates that the company is working towards a transition into the artificial intelligence sector.

The Nasdaq-listed company Riot Platforms announced its unaudited production and operational update report for 2025, which disclosed that the company mined 428 BTC, with an average daily production of 14.3 BTC. Additionally, the company sold 383 BTC during the month, bringing its total Bitcoin holdings to 19,368 BTC as of now.

According to Globenewswire, Nasdaq-listed company Riot Platforms announced its unaudited production and operational update report for November 2025, which disclosed that the company mined 428 BTC, with an average daily production of 14.3 BTC. Additionally, the company sold 383 BTC during the month, bringing its total Bitcoin holdings to 19,368 BTC as of now.

According to Jinshi News, as the price of Bitcoin falls to a six-month low, U.S. stock digital currency concept stocks are down in pre-market trading. Riot Platforms fell 2.4%, Hut 8 Mining fell 3.7%, and Mara Holdings fell 1.3%.

According to BitcoinTreasuries.NET monitoring, the U.S. listed Bitcoin mining company Riot Platforms (stock code: RIOT) has increased its holdings by 37 bitcoins, bringing its total holdings to 19,324 bitcoins.

The Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin mining company Riot Platforms announced its unaudited production and operational update report for October 2025, which disclosed a mining output of 437 BTC in October (with 400 BTC sold during the same period), a decrease from the 445 BTC mined in September. Currently, its Bitcoin holdings have increased to 19,324 BTC.

ChainCatcher news, according to Jinshi reports, cryptocurrency stocks have generally risen, with Coinbase up 1.5%, MicroStrategy up 1.8%, Riot Blockchain up 5.1%, and Marathon Digital up 3.4%.

ChainCatcher news, according to Bitcoin.com News, JPMorgan has upgraded the rating of the U.S. Bitcoin mining operator Riot to "Overweight." JPMorgan analysts stated that this rating upgrade is primarily based on two factors: first, Riot's Bitcoin production capacity is underestimated by the market; second, the company has upward potential in the artificial intelligence infrastructure sector.

ChainCatcher news, according to GlobeNewswire, Riot Platforms (NASDAQ: RIOT) today released its operational data for August 2025. The company mined 477 bitcoins that month, setting a historical record for August, with a year-on-year increase of 48%.In August, the company sold 450 bitcoins, generating a net revenue of $51.8 million, with an average selling price of $115,035 per bitcoin. By the end of the month, Riot held 19,309 bitcoins, with a deployed hash rate of 36.4 EH/s, representing a year-on-year growth of 56%.

According to ChainCatcher news and data from Bitcoin Treasuries, Metaplanet has surpassed Trump Media & Technology Group (holding 15,000 BTC) and Bitcoin mining company Riot Platforms (holding 19,239 BTC) in its latest disclosed Bitcoin holdings. It has now become the sixth largest publicly traded company by Bitcoin holdings, only behind Strategy, MARA, XXI, Bitcoin Standard Treasury Company, and Bullish.

ChainCatcher news, according to Jinshi reports, cryptocurrency-related stocks in the US stock market generally fell, with Riot Blockchain (RIOT.O) down 5.5%, Hut 8 down 6.2%, and Marathon Digital (MARA.O) down 5.8%.

ChainCatcher news, after accelerating the sale of stocks in recent weeks, Riot Platforms has significantly reduced its stake in competitor Bitcoin mining company Bitfarms, culminating on Monday with the sale of 11 million shares. According to securities filing documents, Riot sold over 11.1 million shares of Bitfarms stock on August 18 at an average price of $1.36 per share, totaling approximately $15.1 million. This move has reduced its ownership stake to below 5%, eliminating the need for public disclosure.As of 2025, Riot has sold about 71.5% of the 90 million shares of Bitfarms stock accumulated last year, which is approximately 64.4 million shares, at an average selling price of $1.11 per share, generating $71.3 million in revenue. Riot's average cost basis when building its position in 2024 was $2.24 per share, meaning this divestment has resulted in significant losses compared to its initial investment.The sale on August 18 was Riot's largest single-day transaction in months, far exceeding its previous daily sales volume, which typically ranged from several hundred thousand to 4 million shares.

ChainCatcher news, Riot Platforms Vice President of Research Pierre Rochard stated on social media that not only BTC treasury companies, but all companies in the world should include Bitcoin in their asset allocation.

ChainCatcher message, Riot Platforms Vice President Pierre Rochard stated in a post on X, "Don't spend more than $100 on an engagement ring, buy BTC for your future family."

ChainCatcher news, according to GlobeNewswire, Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin mining company Riot Platforms released an unaudited production and operational update report for July 2025, which disclosed that the Bitcoin mining output in July was 484 coins, with an average daily Bitcoin mining output of 15.6 coins, and holdings increased to 19,287 coins.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, Bitcoin mining company Riot Platforms (RIOT) mined 450 BTC in June, worth $49.26 million. This is a 76% increase compared to the 255 BTC the company mined in June 2024, but a 12% decrease from the 514 BTC mined last month. The company currently holds 19,273 BTC and sold $41.7 million worth of Bitcoin in June.

According to ChainCatcher news, as reported by The Miner Mag, Bitcoin mining company Riot Platforms has continued to sell its shares in competitor Bitfarms since June 7, with an additional sale of 6.5 million shares, generating a total revenue of 5.67 million dollars. According to disclosures from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the average selling price of the latest batch of shares was 0.85 dollars per share. This sale follows a round of liquidation from May 27 to June 6, during which Riot sold 8.85 million shares at an average price of 0.97 dollars per share. Since the end of May, the company has sold a total of 15.36 million shares of Bitfarms, generating approximately 14.2 million dollars.Despite the ongoing reduction, Riot remains one of the largest shareholders of Bitfarms. As of June 20, it still holds 13.4% of the company's outstanding shares, down from over 14% before the latest sale. Riot initially built its position in Bitfarms during a failed acquisition attempt in 2024, accumulating approximately 90 million shares at a weighted average cost of 2.24 dollars per share. The recent sale represents only a small portion of that position but was conducted at a price far below Riot's original purchase price, highlighting the financial losses associated with the strategic retreat.

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, American Bitcoin mining company Riot Platforms sold 1.75 million shares of Bitfarms on the open market on June 9, cashing out $1.58 million at an average price of about $0.90 per share, reducing its stake to 14.3%.This reduction is part of an investment review following a previous unsuccessful acquisition attempt. Riot stated that it will continue to evaluate its position in Bitfarms, with potential increases or decreases in the future depending on market and strategic changes.