Data: Most Bitcoin Mining Firms Have Lost Money Over The Years
Data shows most of the public Bitcoin mining companies have been accumulating losses during their lifetimes. Bitcoin Mining Firms Have Been Losing Money Over The Years As per the latest weekly report from Arcane Research, out of the public miners in the red, Core Scientific has especially large losses of $1.3 billion. The relevant concept […]
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