HIVE Stock Hits 11-Month High After Bitcoin Output More Than Doubles Since Last Year

The company produced 267 BTC in September, representing an 8% increase from 247 BTC in August 2025 and a 138% increase from 112 BTC in September 2024.
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Prabhjote Gill·Stocktwits
Updated Oct 06, 2025   |   1:04 PM GMT-04
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Shares of crypto miner Hive Digital (HIVE) rose nearly 25% in morning trade, hitting an 11-month high, after the company announced its Bitcoin (BTC) production rate more than doubled annually in September.

HIVE’s stock hit a high of $5.54 on Monday morning. The last time it hit this level was in November 2024. On Stocktwits, retail sentiment around the company trended higher within ‘bullish’ territory, as chatter rose to ‘high’ levels from ‘normal’ over the past day. HIVE’s stock was the third highest trending ticker on the platform at the time of writing.

Hive produced 267 BTC in September, up 8% from 247 BTC in August 2025 and 138% from 112 BTC in September 2024. The company averaged nine BTC per day, with its mining fleet operating at an average hashrate of 19.4 exahash per second (EH/s), peaking at 21.7 EH/s. Fleet efficiency reached 18 joules per terahash (J/TH), translating to 13.8 BTC per EH/s. 

Overall, Hive’s hashrate rose 19% month-over-month from 16.3 EH/s, outpacing a 16% increase in Bitcoin network difficulty, which climbed from 130 trillion to 151 trillion.

Hive also reported that its 100-megawatt Phase 3 Valenzuela facility is nearing completion, with civil works finished, hydro containers installed, and the control center now live. The company said it expects future growth to mirror the economics of its Paraguay operations, where incremental hashrate boosts daily Bitcoin output and revenue while keeping power costs largely fixed under hydroelectric contracts.

Hive’s global mining fleet now totals 21.8 EH/s, powered entirely by renewable hydroelectric energy. Additional ASICs coming online in October are expected to bring total capacity to 25 EH/s by U.S. Thanksgiving, November 27.

“With construction substantially complete at our Phase 3, 100 MW site in Valenzuela, approximately 50% of the hashrate capacity is now online,” said President and CEO Aydin Kilic. “As we approach the successful completion of our targets for 2025, HIVE looks ahead to further expansion in global operations for 2026, with our cash flow from the Bitcoin mining business providing funding and growth for our HPC and GPU AI cloud business.”

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