Over 80% of the listed BTC mining companies have experienced a pump in stock prices from 2025 to the present, with Riot leading the way among the top ten mining companies by market capitalization.

According to the data from bitcoinminingstock, over 80% of listed BTC mining companies have shown strong performance in 2025. The combined Market Cap of 31 listed BTC mining companies is $44.16 billion, with 26 companies experiencing stock price pump during the year. The highest performing stock this year is Cathedra Bitcoin (TSXV: CBIT), which pumped 25%. Among the top ten companies in terms of market capitalization, Riot Platforms (NASDAQ: RIOT) took the first place with a stock price pump of 17.53%. Following closely behind is Hut 8 (NASDAQ: HUT), with a stock price pump of 14.2%. Additionally, the stock prices of Galaxy, MARA, Northern Data, Cleanspark, and Iris Energy have increased by varying percentages ranging from 6.49% to 12.01%. On the other hand, three of the top ten BTC mining companies in terms of Market Cap have seen their stock prices fall this year, with declines ranging from 0.07% to 14.62%. Core Scientific (NASDAQ: CORZ), ranked fourth in Market Cap, saw its stock price drop by only 0.07%. Terawulf (NASDAQ: WULF) fell by 4.59%, while Bitdeer (NASDAQ: BTDR) saw the largest decline of 14.62%. At the same time, some mining companies are diversifying their business focus, exploring high-performance computing (HPC) and artificial intelligence (AI) hosting, in addition to BTC strategic reserves. According to theminermag.com, as of December 2024, publicly listed BTC mining companies collectively hold a record-breaking reserve of over 92,000 BTC.