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Ang CEO ng Bitcoin Miner Bitfarms ay Nagbitiw at Pinalitan ng COO
Si Emiliano Grodzki, ang papalabas na CEO, ay kapwa nagtatag ng kumpanya sa Canada noong 2017.
By Aoyon Ashraf
Updated May 9, 2023, 4:05 a.m. Published Dec 29, 2022, 2:43 p.m.
Si Emiliano Grodzki, co-founder at CEO ng Canadian Bitcoin miner Bitfarms (BITF), ay nagbitiw, epektibo kaagad, ayon sa pahayag ng kumpanya noong Huwebes. Ang Presidente at Chief Operating Officer na si Geoffrey Morphy ay na-promote bilang kanyang kapalit.
Ang co-founder ng kumpanya noong 2017 kasama si Nicolas Bonta, si Grodzki ay mananatili bilang isang direktor. Lilipat si Bonta mula executive chairman hanggang chairman ng board.
Ipagpatuloy Ang Kwento Sa Baba
"Sa loob ng kaunti sa dalawang taon, tumulong si Geoff na baguhin ang Bitfarms mula sa isang purong Canadian na kumpanyang nakikipagkalakalan sa TSX Venture Exchange na may limang farm sa Quebec tungo sa isang international powerhouse na na-trade sa parehong Nasdaq at TSX na may 10 operating farm sa apat na bansa na nagmamaneho ng higit sa 4.4 exahash/segundo (EH/s) ngayon," sabi ni Bonta sa pahayag. Ang Exahash ay isang sukatan ng kapangyarihan sa pag-compute.
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Ang mga pagpapahalaga ng mga minero ng Bitcoin ay nagdusa na may mataas na gastos sa enerhiya at bumabagsak Bitcoin (BTC) mga presyo. Ang damdamin sa sektor ay lalong nayanig ng pagkalugi ng Compute North at CORE Scientific (CORZ) at ang nagbabadyang posibilidad ng mas maraming kumpanya na maghain para sa proteksyon ng Kabanata 11 tulad ng Greenidge Generation (GREE). Ang Bitfarms ay T naligtas. Ang stock nito ay bumaba ng 92% sa taong ito, at ang kumpanya ay may market cap na $85 milyon lamang.
Sinisikap ng Bitfarms na bawasan ang pasanin sa utang nito upang manatiling nakalutang. Noong nakaraang buwan, ito nagbayad ng $27 milyon sa pagsisikap na mapabuti ang balanse nito.
Ang kumpanya, na kadalasang gumagamit ng hydroelectric energy sa pagmimina ng Bitcoin, ay mayroong 10 mining center na matatagpuan sa Canada, US, Paraguay at Argentina. Ang mga bahagi nito ay tumaas ng 3.5% sa premarket trading noong Huwebes.
Read More: Bitfarms LOOKS Palakasin ang Liquidity Sa Pagbebenta ng 1,500 Bitcoin, Bagong Loan
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