GEM's Bitcoin Production Falls in April despite Increase in Active Miner Fleet
GEM Mining, a United States institutional-grade Bitcoin (BTC) mining company, saw a 3.2% fall in its BTC mining production in April despite increasing its active miner fleet by 1%.
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