Cango to Offload Chinese Assets for $352M, Eyes Bitcoin Mining Growth
Cango Inc., the 14th-largest publicly listed bitcoin miner by market cap, has entered definitive agreements to sell its China-based operations to Ursalpha Digital Limited for $351.94 million, accelerating its focus on gl...
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