Hut8 Mining operates as US-domiciled entity following USBTC merger
Amid the delisting and relisting process, Hut8 shareholders received 0.2 of a share of New Hut common stock for every one Hut 8 share held, an official announcement confirmed.
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Amid the delisting and relisting process, Hut8 shareholders received 0.2 of a share of New Hut common stock for every one Hut 8 share held, an official announcement confirmed.
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