In Q1'26, MARA's Operating Cash Flow reached -$247M USD, marking a continued deterioration from the prior quarter's -$225M USD and reflecting ongoing operational challenges in cash generation. Free Cash Flow for the same period stood at -$327M USD, further pressured by substantial capital expenditures, compared to -$389M USD in Q4'25. Over the period from Q2'23 to Q1'26, both Operating and Free Cash Flow have exhibited a persistent negative trend, with Operating Cash Flow worsening from -$114M USD to -$247M USD, showing volatility including a sharp drop to -$313M USD in Q4'24 before stabilizing around -$200M to -$250M USD in recent quarters. Free Cash Flow followed a similar declining pattern, escalating from -$120M USD to -$327M USD, with the most significant plunge in Q4'24 to -$499M USD, underscoring intensifying cash burn likely driven by expansion or market pressures in the cryptocurrency sector. This bar chart highlights no positive cash flow periods, indicating sustained liquidity strains for financial analysts to monitor closely.