According to unidentified third-party statistics, Marathon Digital CEO Fred Thiel stated during the firm's third-quarter results call on November 8 that the corporation now possesses 11,300 Bitcoin, equivalent to almost $205 million. This makes Marathon the second-largest holder of Bitcoin among publically listed corporations globally.
On November 8, the firm released its third-quarter earnings report, highlighting the addition of 616 Bitcoin to its holdings throughout the quarter and another 615 Bitcoin in October alone, the most successful month in corporate history.
Thiel stated on the conference call that the steady improvement in the Bitcoin output is a direct outcome of boosting their hash rates by introducing more Bitcoin processors and enhancing those servers. The CEO also reaffirmed that the business has not yet sold any of its Bitcoin and would maintain this stance until it is deemed essential to fund operating expenditures or other expenditures.
Thiel also brought up the "fight" between Sam Bankman-Fried and Changpeng Zhao, CEO of Binance, during the call, claiming that it is generating "turmoil" for the bitcoin price but stating that it would most likely return to the region of $18,000 to $20,000, where they feel comfortable.