Bitfury and Other Miners Receive Offers to Buy Mined Bitcoin in Bulk

Bitfury and Other Miners Receive Offers to Buy Mined Bitcoin in Bulk

Bitfury, the Bitcoin mining company has declined an offer from investors to purchase mined cryptocurrency in bulk. The steady rise in Bitcoin’s price has got a lot of people interested in it. As the market indicates a further increase in the digital currency prices, investors are looking for ways to buy more bitcoin through various sources. Some of them have decided to approach the miners directly to source the cryptocurrency instead of going through the usual channels like Bitcoin exchanges. Bitfury is one of the many mining companies to receive such requests. The increased requests for....


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