BTC Digital Ltd. jumped 52.6% on Monday after the company said its Georgia cryptocurrency-computing site was nearing deployment readiness. The shares closed at $1.74 after trading as high as $2.75.
Market data through Aug. 24, 2026, 17:55 EDT · U.S. after-hours trading
Close series: $0.46, $0.84, $1.47, $1.14 and $1.74. After-hours: $2.25 at 17:55 EDT.
Core gap: the update gives capacity and timing, but no machine count, bitcoin output, power cost, revenue or margin forecast.
| Metric | Reading | Investor meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Georgia power | 10 MW | Physical scale |
| Theoretical compute | 900 PH/s | Not realised output |
| 2025 revenue | $14.04M | +20.3% year/year |
| 2025 net loss | -$9.06M | Funding remains central |
| Free cash flow | -$13.78M | Latest reported 12 months |
| Shares outstanding | 11.80M | +172% year/year |
| Market cap | $20.53M |
|---|---|
| Price / sales | 1.83× |
| Cash + short investments | $3.74M |
| Net cash | $1.24M |
| Named analyst consensus | Not available |
| Short interest | 18.7% of shares |
Valuation and balance-sheet readings use latest reported financials; market cap reflects the Aug. 24 close.
Power connection and initial machine deployment within management's roughly two-month window.
Fast energisation converts owned U.S. infrastructure into mining output and supports the AI-compute pivot.
Capital needs, dilution, grid delays or weaker crypto economics overwhelm the headline capacity.
