Canaan Creative co-founder leaves crypto miner maker: report
Internal disagreements have reportedly sent Xiangfu Liu, one of the three founders of Bitmain’s crypto mining rival Canaan Creative, packing.
Internal disagreements have reportedly sent Xiangfu Liu, one of the three founders of Bitmain’s crypto mining rival Canaan Creative, packing.
As cryptocurrency mining company has seen one blow after another, it is becoming increasingly possible that the end is near.
SEHK CEO Charles Li Xiaojia responded to media questions about the status of initial public offering (IPO) applications of three cryptocurrency mining hardware manufacturers—Bitmain Technology, Canaan Creative, and Ebang International Holdings.
Is Wormhole, the supposed game-changing project backed by Bitmain CEO Jihan Wu, is no longer “auxiliary” to the Chinese cryptocurrency mining company?
After shutting down its operations in Israel and Texas, cryptocurrency mining company Bitmain has reportedly decided to also close its office in Amsterdam.
Under the new regulations, blockchain information service providers are within the purview of the CAC and a range of penalties has been outlined for the violation of the provisions.
Bitmain, the once giant China-based cryptocurrency mining company, offered to turn things around, bringing promise of new jobs and new hope to the struggling people of Rockdale.
Wang, currently the product engineering director at Bitmain, is “poised” to succeed the crypto mining hardware company’s CEOs, Jihan Wu and Micree Zhan, according to reports.
Ethereum core developers have reportedly reached a decision to implement a new proof-of-work algorithm that could potentially improve the efficiency of GPU-based mining, shying away from ASIC-based activity
According to a tweet by the cryptocurrency exchange from two days ago, Kraken had to deal with a significant number of law enforcement requests last year.
The crypto mining company's top man, Jihan Wu, is reportedly about to quit his chief executive position at Bitmain, along with his co-CEO Micree Zhan.
When Bitmain filed for its initial public offering a few months ago, it indicated that it had 3,594 full-time employees. That number has dwindled to around 3,100 and the personnel cuts—which reports indicate has affected over 1,000 employees—will lead the company to be nothing more than a shell of its former self.