Bitcoin miner Northern Data says it has no financial debt, expects $204M in revenue for 2022
At the midpoint, the guidance represents a growth of 1.1% from its revenue in 2021.
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At the midpoint, the guidance represents a growth of 1.1% from its revenue in 2021.
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