Riot Platforms (RIOT) has released its production update for September 2025, revealing that the company mined 445 Bitcoin (BTC), marking a 7% decrease from the previous month’s figure of 477 BTC. The average daily production also saw a decline, dropping to 14.8 BTC from 15.4 BTC in August.
In terms of operational metrics, Riot’s deployed hashrate reached 36.5 EH/s as of September 30, slightly up from 36.4 EH/s at the end of August. Additionally, the average operating hashrate increased by 3% to 32.2 EH/s, compared to 31.4 EH/s the previous month. However, the total BTC held by Riot dropped to 19,287 from 19,309 BTC, with the company also reporting possession of 3,300 “restricted bitcoin.”
Riot’s financial activities during September included the sale of 465 BTC, resulting in net proceeds of $52.6 million. The average net price realized per Bitcoin was $113,043.
Power-related metrics showed significant changes, with estimated power-curtailment and demand-response credits falling dramatically to a combined total of $1.4 million, a decrease of 91% from August’s $16.1 million. This sharp decline contributed to a 63% hike in all-in power costs, which increased to 4.2 cents per kilowatt-hour (kWh). On a positive note, fleet efficiency improved by 2%, reaching 20.5 J/TH, up from 21.0 J/TH in the prior month.
As of the time of publication, shares of RIOT were up 0.5% during pre-market hours, reflecting market responses to the company’s latest production update and financial metrics.
