Bit Digital holds more than 160,000 ETH, Riot and Nakamoto disclose second-quarter earnings reports and BTC collateral debt
Comparative news. According to BBX data, yesterday, US stock listed companies around the world revealed the latest real ledgers in terms of crypto asset treasury holdings, mining costs, and debt collateral structures. The core developments are as follows: Bit Digital (NASDAQ: $ BTBT)'s losses narrowed in the second quarter, holding more than 164,000 ETH: NASDAQ listed company Bit Digital announced financial results for the second quarter of 2026. The company's total revenue for Q2 was US$32.1 million (up 15% month-on-month), gross profit of US$18.6 million (gross margin of 57.9%), and net loss attributable to shareholders narrowed to US$107.2 million. As of June 30, 2026, the company held 164,310.5 ETH in Ethereum reserves and held approximately US$83.6 million in cash and cash equivalents. Riot Platforms (NASDAQ: $RIOT) has Q2 revenue of $174 million and reserves of more than 11,000 BTC: US listed mining company Riot Platforms released second-quarter earnings, with total quarterly revenue of US$174.2 million (up 14% year over year), with data center business contributing US$23.2 million; Q2 Bitcoin production was 1,587 units, and the average mining cash cost was US$49,912 per unit. By the end of the second quarter, Riot held over $1.2 billion in liquid assets, including 11,380 bitcoins (of which 5,821 were collateral) and $548.9 million in cash. Nakamoto (NASDAQ: $NAKA) sold 600 BTC to repay loans and still holds 4,467 BTC: Bitcoin treasury company Nakamoto announced Q2 results with total revenue of $35.87 million and net loss of $133 million. The company sold approximately 600 BTC and some derivatives positions during the quarter, receiving a net profit of approximately $48 million to repay 45 million USDT of Bitcoin collateral loans. As of the end of June, the company still held 4,467 BTC (about $262 million in fair value, of which 3,805 were pledged as collateral for debt), and the total debt was approximately $165 million.

