On August 20, MARA Holdings rose 9.04% in regular trading, trading at $10.61 USD/share, with turnover of $110 million.

On the news front, Bitcoin staged a strong rebound, breaking through the $70,000 level to reach its highest point since early June. The rally was fueled by U.S. President Trump meeting with executives from major crypto firms including Coinbase, Payward, and Blockchain at the White House, reinforcing market expectations of a digital-asset-friendly regulatory environment. Additionally, the SEC proposed a new framework this week that would allow certain digital asset issuances to bypass securities registration requirements, further boosting sentiment across the crypto sector.

MARA Holdings, one of the largest publicly traded Bitcoin mining companies with approximately 36,303 BTC in holdings as of mid-June, is highly leveraged to Bitcoin price movements. The broader crypto mining sector rallied in tandem, with Strategy up 6.76% and BitMine Immersion Technologies up 4.67%. The stock's rebound also comes after a period of heavy selling pressure following a significantly weaker-than-expected Q2 report on August 7, where the company posted a loss of $1.60 per share versus consensus expectations of a $0.06 loss, and revenue of $174.9 million versus $209.4 million expected.

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