Australian Bitcoin Mining Company Approved for ASX Listing

Australian Bitcoin Mining Company Approved for ASX Listing

Bitcoin Group, a bitcoin mining company based in Melbourne, has just received approval from Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC) for its $20 million listing on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX). According to its website, Bitcoin Group is the largest bitcoin mining operator in Australia. The company assists in securing the AU$5.538 billion dollar Bitcoin Blockchain Network by validating 135,016 transactions every 24 hours through a portfolio of 6,129* Specialised Mining Machines, with an output of 6.2 Petahashes, which powers a 1.57% market share of global hash....


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