Core Scientific Mined Over 1K Bitcoin In December To End 2021 Holding 5,296 BTC
The miner produced a total of 5,769 bitcoin in 2021, a 350% increase year-over-year.Core Scientific mined over 1,000 bitcoin in just one month.The miner said it ended 2021 holding 5,296 BTC, worth about $230 million.Its self-mining operations boast 67,000 ASIC machines.Provider of bitcoin mining infrastructure and hosting solutions, Core Scientific, mined 1,044 bitcoin in December and 5,769 BTC in 2021, according to a statement the company issued on Wednesday.Core Scientific’s production in December and in the entire year represented an increase of 313% and 350% over the same periods of....
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