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Bit Digital CEO Sam Tabar said the company’s 2025 results and March monthly figures highlight a deliberate shift in strategy, with Bitcoin mining being wound down and capital redeployed into higher-return areas.
Tabar said Bit Digital generated about $115 million in revenue in 2025, up 5% year-on-year. He attributed the change to reducing Bitcoin mining activity while offsetting declines with growth in Ethereum staking and the company’s HPC business.
The company ended the year with about 155,000 ETH, “most of it staked and generating yield.” Tabar also said staking revenue increased by 300% during the year, with nearly half of that coming in Q4.
Tabar said Bit Digital retains a majority stake in WhiteFiber, which the company IPO’d last August. He added that the company has “no intention of monetizing that in 2026.”
On whether Bitcoin mining could return as a focus, Tabar said the decision is effectively irreversible. He cited declining hash prices, which require more capital to maintain output, and said the economics no longer work. As a result, the company chose to redeploy capital into higher-return opportunities.
Tabar said Bit Digital’s current focus is on Ethereum assets and AI infrastructure via WhiteFiber. He described Ethereum as “programmable financial infrastructure,” adding that staking enables the company to earn yield directly from network activity.
He said the company is scaling “thoughtfully” while maintaining capital discipline, and does not believe that simply issuing equity to buy digital assets is sustainable.
Instead, Tabar said Bit Digital aims to build a broader model anchored in cash-generating businesses, creating a “flywheel” intended to grow ETH per share over time.
Tabar said Bit Digital is actively reviewing multiple M&A opportunities. He noted that funding in crypto has pulled back, which he said has created “attractive valuations.” He added that the company remains disciplined but is prepared to act if opportunities unlock shareholder value.

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