Core Scientific (NASDAQ:CORZ) has mined 1,334 bitcoins (BTC-USD) at the end of August, a M/M climb of 9.3% thanks to the deployment of ~17K new servers during the month, according to the company's operating update Tuesday. Its hashrate, aka mining capacity, experienced an advancement as well, rising to 12.69 EH/s exahash per second in August from 10.9 EH/s in July. The increase comes as the company keeps building additional capacity in Texas. In what has been a common trend among bitcoin (BTC-USD) miners in recent months amid a lingering bear market, Core Scientific (CORZ) sold 1,125 BTC at an average price of $23.01K for total proceeds of ~$25.9M. The token is changing hands at $19.74K at the time of writing. The company, meanwhile, held 1,409 BTC and ~$47.2M in cash. Furthermore, the BTC miner is expecting to deploy 43K more self-mining ASIC servers before the end of 2022, bringing its total to 174,716. Self-mining accounted for approximately 59% of the company’s hashrate as of August 31, it said.Previously, (Aug. 5) Core Scientific July bitcoin production rose 10.4% M/M in July.
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