Core Scientific reveals financial distress in SEC filing, says its end may be near
The Bitcoin miner says low BTC prices, high electricity rates and Celsius’ refusal to pay its bills could be its undoing.
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The Bitcoin miner says low BTC prices, high electricity rates and Celsius’ refusal to pay its bills could be its undoing.
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