Riot revenue rises 65% from 2023 but says hashrate plans hampered
Riot has reduced its hashrate projections due to delays in expansion at its recently acquired Kentucky facility. Go to Source
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Riot has reduced its hashrate projections due to delays in expansion at its recently acquired Kentucky facility. Go to Source
TeraWulf said it will use the proceeds to buy cheaper Bitcoin miners and expand its AI and high-performance computing streams. Go to Source
The US miner is now the second-largest by market cap, after flipping Riot Platforms. Go to Source
Riot says the deal will immediately add one exahash per second to its self-mining hashrate and expands its footprint in the United States. Go to Source
Bitcoin miner Hive Digital has plans to build a 100-megawatt mining facility in Paraguay powered by the nation’s Itaipu hydroelectric dam. Go to Source
The drop in mining difficulty should spell relief for the largest mining firms. Go to Source
This metric can be used to spot relative bottom points in the market price of Bitcoin and signal potential accumulation opportunities. Go to Source
Despite the hash price crash, most Bitcoin mining machines remain profitable for the time being. Go to Source
Miners are holding the least Bitcoin on their balance sheets since February 2010, but the fiat value of their reserves is hovering around an all-time high. Go to Source
Despite the drop in hash rate, Bitcoin miner selling isn’t correlated with the BTC price drop from $71,100 to $66,000. Go to Source