Jihan Wu planning launch of new crypto services company: report
The former head of Chinese mining company Bitmain is reported to be launching a new startup as soon as July, with a focus on crypto services.
The former head of Chinese mining company Bitmain is reported to be launching a new startup as soon as July, with a focus on crypto services.
Bitmain may try to put on a happy face and tell the world that everything is going well, but there’s one thing about the truth—it cannot be suppressed forever.
Cryptocurrency mining giant Bitmain has had an extremely rough 12 months and has had to shutter many of its operations this year.
Sources claimed Chinese crypto mining equipment maker Bitmain “will dial down the support” for the BCHABC project.
Cryptocurrency wallet provider Bitfi has decided that Bitcoin Cash (BCH) has become too unstable to warrant support by the wallet.
A group of investors is putting together a class-action lawsuit against Bitmain, looking to recover investments that were made in view of the failed IPO.
As of March 25, the official deadline for introducing Bitmain's initial public offering (IPO) filing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX) has expired.
Company challenges Defendants to explain their actions under oath and will pursue discovery by way of deposition or under subpoena of the Defendants in the United States including Roger Ver, Amaury Sechet and Jihan Wu.
Looking for the next steps after their layoffs from Bitmain, some employees are looking to start a new crypto services company.
Ebang is said to be on track to produce 400,000 crypto mining units this year, up from the 309,000 mining units sold in the first six months of 2018, according to local reports.
A developer has discovered vulnerability in Bitmain’s Antminer S15, which has subsequently been turned into an exploit by an anonymous security researcher.
Cryptocurrency mining equipment manufacturer Bitmain is still grasping to hope that it will be able to pull off its initial public offering.