The crypto mining equipment manufacturer has reportedly refiled its application for an initial public offering (IPO) in the United States, after hopes of an initial bid were dashed earlier this year.
After months of speculation, Chinese crypto miner manufacturer Canaan Creative has officially filed to list on the Nasdaq stock exchange.
Canaan Creative has reportedly filed a confidential application for initial public offering (IPO) in the United States.
Diginex is about to announce a merger with Nasdaq-listed 8i Enterprises Acquisition Corp., according to reports.
Bitmain has finished distributing stock options to staff, who might need the incentive to stay on the ship.
Bitmain is rumored to be considering a new IPO, a move that can only mean they are desperate for money.
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.
The firm behind the Avalon processor, Canaan Creative is said to be discussing the matter with shareholders in light of a plan to list on the Shanghai Stock Exchange, according to reports.
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.
Cryptocurrency mining equipment manufacturer Bitmain is still grasping to hope that it will be able to pull off its initial public offering.
Internal disagreements have reportedly sent Xiangfu Liu, one of the three founders of Bitmain’s crypto mining rival Canaan Creative, packing.
Bitpay hasn’t publicly discussed any kind of IPO but according to documents exclusively obtained by CoinGeek, it is suffering from some of the same problems as Bitmain.
