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Fourteen listed companies sold 108,247 BTC from the start of 2026 through Nov. 10

How many bitcoin had listed companies actually sold in 2026 by November 10, and at what average prices where a price was reported?

BlockBeats reported on November 10, 2026, at 18:03 (UTC+8), citing Lookonchain monitoring. As of that date, 14 listed companies had cumulatively sold 108,247 BTC since the start of 2026. The reported value was about $8.08 billion. The figures are company-level sales, not network hashrate, difficulty, or any miner’s power cost.

Five companies accounted for 84,114 BTC of that total:

  • MARA sold 40,581 BTC, about $3.03 billion, at an average price of $74,446.
  • Riot Platforms sold 20,264 BTC, about $1.51 billion, at an average price of $73,231.
  • Bitdeer Technologies sold 10,553 BTC, about $787 million. BlockBeats identified this line as an estimate of outflows from January through September, not a count through November 10.
  • Cango sold 7,001 BTC, about $522 million.
  • CleanSpark sold 5,715 BTC, about $426 million, including 3,654 BTC delivered in connection with options or basis trades.

Lookonchain attributed the remaining sales to nine other listed companies. Average prices appear only where the report stated them; dollar totals for these nine were not given:

  • Core Scientific: 3,374 BTC, average price $85,000
  • Empery Digital: 3,170 BTC
  • Keel/Bitfarms: 3,169 BTC
  • Hut 8 Mining: 3,102 BTC, average price $80,658
  • HIVE Digital: 3,056 BTC
  • IREN: 2,774 BTC
  • Cipher Digital: 2,252 BTC
  • Sequans: 2,139 BTC
  • KULR: 1,097 BTC

The BlockBeats item does not report production, electricity cost, remaining holdings, or a split between mined coins and previously held treasury for these sales. Average sale prices are stated only for MARA, Riot Platforms, Core Scientific, and Hut 8 Mining. Bitdeer’s total is explicitly an estimate limited to January–September outflows.

Original report: BlockBeats, November 10, 2026, 18:03 UTC+8, citing Lookonchain.

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