CleanSpark mined 593 BTC in August, up from 586 BTC in July, bringing 2026 production to 4,903 BTC. Average operating hashrate was 38.3 EH/s, while operational hashrate remained 50 EH/s across 201,269 deployed machines. The company sold 821 BTC at an average reported price of $65,420, including 77 BTC at spot prices, 500 BTC through call exercises and 244 BTC tied to a delta-neutral basis trade. Its treasury fell from 13,931 BTC to 13,703 BTC, with 3,951 BTC connected to derivatives. Bitcoin mining conditions improved as August hashprice averaged $34.63 per petahash per day, its highest monthly level since May 2026. At CleanSpark's reported peak efficiency of 16.07 J/TH, that implied an electricity-only breakeven of about $0.09 per kilowatt-hour, excluding other operating costs and without establishing overall profitability. The company also continued construction at its Sandersville, Georgia, campus, associated with $6.6 billion in contracted revenue, while ERCOT issued conditional classifications for 585 MW of baseload and 300 MW of studied load capacity in Texas. CleanSpark's next production report, expected in early October, will cover September output, sales and hashrate.