Institutional Exposure + MW Capacity of Major Bitcoin Miners – Hyperscaler

Among all major Bitcoin miners, Core Scientific stands out as the most institutionally held company in the entire sector, with roughly 85% of its float owned by institutional investors. Vanguard controls about 10.95%, while BlackRock holds approximately 7.39%, making them two of the most influential stakeholders. This level of institutional concentration is unmatched and reflects a broader industry shift: Core Scientific — along with a handful of peers — is rapidly transitioning from traditional Bitcoin mining to hyperscale data center infrastructure designed for HPC and AI workloads. BlackRock’s involvement further reinforces the strategic relevance of this transformation.

Miner Vanguard BlackRock MW Capacity Notes
Core Scientific (CORZ) ≈ 10.95% ≈ 7.39% ~1,200 MW Largest power footprint in North America.
Riot Platforms (RIOT) ≈ 10.24% Present ~1,150 MW Massive Texas expansion.
Marathon Digital (MARA) ≈ 10.31% Present ~1,100 MW Owned + hosted capacity.
CleanSpark (CLSK) Present Present ~400–500 MW Fast expansion.
Cipher Mining (CIFR) Present Present ~300 MW Efficient Texas sites.
Bitdeer (BTDR) Low exposure Present ~895 MW Singapore + US footprint.
Iris Energy (IREN) Present Present ~260 MW Renewable-powered.
Hut 8 (HUT) Present Present ~825 MW Includes US Bitcoin Corp.
TeraWulf (WULF) Present Present ~210 MW Nuclear + hydro.
Bitfarms (BITF) Present Present ~240 MW Canada + LatAm.
Hive Digital (HIVE) Present Present ~140 MW Moving into HPC/AI.
Argo Blockchain (ARBK) Present Present ~120 MW UK + Texas.

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