Canaan’s Q2 mining revenue jumps 43% on Q1, but net loss climbs 31%
Bitcoin mining firm Canaan posts second quarter financials, with BTC mining revenue up 43% from Q1 2023, though net losses also rose 31% to $110 million.
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Bitcoin mining firm Canaan posts second quarter financials, with BTC mining revenue up 43% from Q1 2023, though net losses also rose 31% to $110 million.
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