Bitfury eyes possible initial public offering by 2019: report
Cryptocurrency miner manufacturer Bitfury is reportedly looking at various strategic options to raise funds, including holding an initial public offering (IPO).
Cryptocurrency miner manufacturer Bitfury is reportedly looking at various strategic options to raise funds, including holding an initial public offering (IPO).
Bitmain’s planned IPO was already facing significant resistance due to the myriad of issues and controversies plaguing the company. However, the future now looks even less bright, thanks to President Trump.
Sources tell that Bitmain executives have promised to “disappear” anyone who crosses them inside China.
Bitmain is gearing up on its long anticipated initial public offering (IPO), while this seem had a positive impact on the Bitcoin BCH price however, this led to more questions about the company’s solvency.
The current state of the market might have a detrimental impact on Bitmain’s initial public offering (IPO) that is scheduled for this month.
Robinhood, a cryptocurrency exchange and a stock trading app, is planning to go public, Tech Crunch reported.
An investment firm out of Singapore, Temasek, has issued a public statement denying any involvement with the company, contrary to statements made by Bitmain.
Bitmain, one of the largest cryptocurrency mining equipment manufacturers and mining operations in the world, is looking to go public this month, but a series of missteps could (and should) put those plans in jeopardy.
Bernstein analysts claimed Beijing-based Bitmain has begun to lose the competitive edge that allowed it to control as much as 85% of the market for crypto mining chips.
Japan’s Softbank, which owns a 15% stake in Uber denies the report about the investment in the mining company Bitmain.
Contrary to earlier reports, marijuana advocacy publication High Times Holding Corp. will refuse offers in BTC during its initial public offering (IPO), according to documents filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
The new funding, expected to be complete by the end of July, is expected to increase Bitmain’s valuation to $15 billion prior to the company’s IPO on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.