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MARA Holdings Inc

MARA Holdings Inc

MARA
$10.69USD-6.39%-0.73 today

MARKET CAP

4.1B

P/E (TTM)

FWD P/E

DAY RANGE

$11 – $11

52W RANGE

$7
$23

AI Summary

Stalk
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Price is in a sustained Stage 4 decline reinforced by a terminal Support Failure pattern. Relief rallies into the broken support zone and the 9/21 EMA cluster are being rejected. The pattern signals that buyers can no longer absorb supply, supporting further downside. With price rejecting at key moving averages, execution favors selling now on resistance.

  • Shift from pure mining to AI/HPC infrastructure leverages energy assets
  • Q2 2025 revenue jumped 64% YoY to $238.5 M
  • Q1 2026 net loss hit $1.3 B, driven by unrealized Bitcoin losses
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The case for & against

Bull & Bear analysis

Bullish

Marathon Digital Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: MARA) is a leading player in the digital asset technology sector, particularly in Bitcoin mining, while simultaneously transitioning into a comprehensive digital infrastructure firm. As part of its strategic shift, the company plans to leverage its energy resources for high-performance computing (HPC) and artificial intelligence (AI) applications. This positions MARA within the growing intersection of energy management and advanced digital infrastructure, catering to a marketplace that increasingly demands power-efficient and AI-optimized solutions.

Bull says

  • Shift from pure mining to AI/HPC infrastructure leverages energy assets
  • Q2 2025 revenue jumped 64% YoY to $238.5 M
  • Acquisition of Longridge and Starwood JV targets 1.5 GW power by 2027
  • Low electricity and mining costs at $35.7K per Bitcoin preserve margins
  • Bitcoin holdings near 54K BTC support asset base capture future upside
  • Strong momentum and high liquidity signal positive investor sentiment

Bear says

  • Q1 2026 net loss hit $1.3 B, driven by unrealized Bitcoin losses
  • Convertible debt ~ $2 B raises leverage risk and potential dilution
  • Bitcoin price drop cut Q1 2026 revenue to $174.6 M from $213.9 M
  • Weak profitability and negative earnings yield hinder return potential
  • Institutional selloff and high short interest reflect poor market sentiment
  • Execution risks in AI transition amid regulatory and competitive pressures

Investment themes with MARA

Software -1.57%

Cloud-based digital tools powering business productivity and innovation

MSFT · ORCL · PLTR
Bitcoin Miners -2.95%

Companies mining bitcoin using specialized hardware

CLSK · BITF · HIVE
FinTech Lending -0.02%

Financial technology companies providing loans

SOFI · COIN · FIS

Earnings Call · Q1 2026 · Mgmt. Guidance

Updated 05-12-2026neutral

Transcript signals

Bull points

  • Q1 2026 was a redefining quarter for Mara, not an incremental one. This was a quarter where we executed deliberately across multiple fronts at once and moved the company decisively forward.
  • During the quarter, we moved the Starwood joint venture from announcement to execution, closed our acquisition of a majority interest in Exxon, and retired about 30% of our outstanding convertible debt, all while realigning the organization to fit the business strategy.
  • These were not isolated events. They are connected pieces of a strategy that is now fully in motion. That strategy starts with a single conviction. The next phase of digital infrastructure value creation will be shaped by the control of power, where it is located, when it's available, and how it can best be monetized.

Bear points

  • And the lack of available power will negatively impact semiconductors related to AI.
  • This was a challenging quarter for the Bitcoin price and reflected broader pressure across risk assets. The decline was driven by a combination of macro uncertainty, tighter risk appetite, and continued pressure on mining economics.
  • Revenues in Q1 of 2026 were $174.6 million compared to $213.9 million in the prior year period. The decline was primarily driven by a 18% decrease in Bitcoin's average price, which reduced revenue by $33.1 million, and to a lower extent impacted lower production, which accounted for approximately $2.5 million.
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