DigitalBTC Reports $4 Million Revenue in Preliminary Annual Results
DigitalBTC has released the first set of financial results for a publicly traded bitcoin company. The Australia-based bitcoin mining services provider has emerged as an industry leader, making history when it debuted on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) last June. As such, digitalBTC provides a unique window into the bitcoin mining industry, a sector that is only beginning to become more transparent as it attracts investor interest. In its preliminary final report for the full financial year, the company reported estimated revenue of $4.0m and normalised earnings (EBITDA) of....
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