BTC miner CleanSpark scoops up thousands of miners amid ‘distressed markets’
CleanSpark bought over 3,800 mining machines at $15.50 per terahash, far below the current market price of $22.94 and an 85.4% discount from the all-time high costs of $106.62 in Dec. 2021.
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CleanSpark bought over 3,800 mining machines at $15.50 per terahash, far below the current market price of $22.94 and an 85.4% discount from the all-time high costs of $106.62 in Dec. 2021.
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