Today, Riot Platforms, Inc. (NASDAQ: RIOT) reported the production of 450 Bitcoin in June 2025, a 12% decrease from May but a 76% increase year-over-year. The company also saw a surge in power credits, totalling $5.6 million, more than double from the previous month.

Riot sold 397 Bitcoin for $41.7 million, representing a 21% decrease in volume and a 19% decline in proceeds from May, but at a higher average price per coin ($105,071). The company ended the month holding 19,273 Bitcoin, more than double the amount held in June 2024.

The average operating hash rate decreased 5% month-over-month to 29.8 EH/s, but remains 162% higher than a year ago. Fleet efficiency held steady at 21.2 J/TH, an 18% improvement over the prior year.

“Riot mined 450 bitcoin in June, which also represented the start of ERCOT’s Four Coincident Peak (“4CP”) program,” stated the CEO of Riot, Jason Les. “Riot’s power strategy, which includes economic curtailment and voluntary participation in the 4CP and other demand response programs, significantly contributes to grid stability while enhancing Riot’s competitive positioning.”

June’s performance follows a similar April, in which Riot produced 463 Bitcoin, sold 475 Bitcoin for $38.8 million at an average price of $81,731, and completed a major acquisition. The company acquired all tangible assets of Rhodium at its Rockdale Facility, including 125 MW of power capacity.

“April was a significant month for Riot as we closed on the acquisition of all of the tangible assets of Rhodium at our Rockdale Facility, including 125 MW of power capacity, and mutually ended all outstanding litigation,” said Les. “This transaction ends the hosting agreement with our last hosting client and marks the complete exit of Riot from the bitcoin mining hosting business.”

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