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Mining Firm Canaan Records Q1 Net Loss of $88.7 Million, Revenue in Line with Guidance

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On May 19th, Singapore-based Bitcoin mining hardware maker and mining firm Canaan announced a net loss of $88.7 million for the first quarter of 2026, alongside total revenue of $62.7 million—figures that align with the company’s earlier performance guidance. The net loss broke down into multiple components: $54.3 million in operating losses, $24.9 million in fair-value losses on its cryptocurrency holdings, $16 million in financial derivatives losses, and $4 million in exchange-related losses. For revenue, $42.9 million came from product sales, while $19.1 million was generated by Canaan’s mining business. The company attributed the revenue decline to two key factors: a drop in sold computing power, and a weakening of Bitcoin’s average price.
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