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The Nasdaq-listed company’s subsidiary NBTC Limited has signed a non-binding term sheet with KazDigital Ltd to set up a joint venture company in Kazakhstan to build a digital currency mining facility.
The decision to separate Antpool was part of Bitmain's ongoing initiative to focus its operations on R&D and sales of computing power chips and servers used for digital currency mining.
BIT Mining Limited has raised $50 million in additional capital through a private placement to expand its overseas operations as China continues to tighten restrictions on blockchain based.
Argo Blockchain PLC is planning to explore a secondary listing on the NASDAQ exchange as it looks to take advantage of the soaring investor interest in the blockchain sector.
Authorities from the People's Bank of China recently issued a notice warning local institutions not to provide digital currency-related companies' services.
U.K.-based blockchain company Argo Blockchain has secured a £14 million (US$20 million) loan agreement to continue the build-out of its West Texas data center.
The next phase of the evolution in financial settlements will arise from the mass adoption of blockchain. At CoinGeek Zurich, a panel of experts discussed the impact this will have on the global digital economy.
As non-fungible tokens (NFTs) grow in prominence in 2021, a panel of industry luminaries gathered at the CoinGeek Zurich Conference to discuss their potential impact on the blockchain industry at large.
On Day 2 of the CoinGeek Zurich Conference, a panel of industry experts explored why the BSV enterprise blockchain can rightly claim the mantle of a "green" digital currency.
The purchase aligns with TAAL's strategic goals to increase its transaction processing capacity to meet the demands of enterprise customers adopting blockchain technology.
BIT Mining Limited will invest $25.74 million and jointly build and operate the Texas mining center with Dory Creek, a wholly owned subsidiary of Bitdeer, Inc.
Digital currency miners in China, including HashCow and BTC.TOP, halted all or part of their local operations after Beijing officials signaled a potential crackdown on BTC mining and trading activities.
