Hut 8 merger would’ve happened even without FTX or crypto turmoil, says CEO
Falling crypto prices have forced many crypto miners to cut costs or consolidate in order to survive the crypto winter.
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Falling crypto prices have forced many crypto miners to cut costs or consolidate in order to survive the crypto winter.
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