Cango Inc. Reports Record Bitcoin Production in August 2025, Surpassing 5,000 Bitcoin Milestone
Reuters
Sep 02
Cango Inc. Reports Record Bitcoin Production in August 2025, Surpassing 5,000 Bitcoin Milestone
Cango Inc. has announced its Bitcoin production and mining operations update for August 2025. The company produced 663.7 Bitcoins in August, an increase from 650.5 Bitcoins in July. The average number of Bitcoins produced daily rose to 21.41 from 20.99 in the previous month. Cango's total Bitcoin holdings reached 5,193.4 by the end of August, compared to 4,529.7 at the end of July. The deployed hashrate remained constant at 50 EH/s, while the average operating hashrate increased by 6.9% to 43.74 EH/s from 40.91 EH/s in July. Cango's CEO, Paul Yu, highlighted the company's strategy for sustainable growth and recent achievements, including the acquisition of a 50 MW Bitcoin mining facility in Georgia, USA, which aligns with their focus on enhancing operational efficiency and exploring opportunities in the energy and HPC sectors.
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