Bitfarms Mines 411 BTC in September, Increases Hashrate by 9%
Canadian Bitcoin (BTC) mining firm has increased its production capacity this year with eyes locked on better opportunities hinged on the upcoming BTC halving. According to an Oct. 2 press release on the firm's mining op...
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According to an Oct. 2 press release on the firm's mining operation for September, the company increased its hashrate, capacity, and efficiency.
Last month, the miner generated 411 BTC, selling 362 BTC for approximately $9.5 million bringing up its current asset holdings to 703 BTC worth about $20 million. ...
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