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Secondary Mining Markets Surge Amid ASIC Manufacturing Delays

Miners are “scrambling” for any available machines as manufacturers stay sold out.

Aggregate weekly pricing estimates for ASIC miners on secondary markets

Markets

Hive Blockchain Buys, Deploys 1,240 Bitcoin Mining Machines, Nearly Doubling Hash Power

The Vancouver firm is targeting 1,000 PH/s in the next 12 months.

Hive Blockchain ASIC purchases in 2020

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Canaan Shares Dipped Only 2% in Q3 in Fourth Straight Quarterly Drop

The Nasdaq-listed mining manufacturer dropped 2% in Q3.

Quarterly returns for shares of Canaan Creative since Q4 2019

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MicroBT Sets Up First Offshore Bitcoin Miner Factory to Expand US Market Share

The new Southeast Asian facility will mean U.S. buyers won't have to pay an additional 25% tax on miner orders.

MicroBT's Southeast Asia production center

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Marathon Boosting Bitcoin Mining Game With 1,360 More Rigs Arriving in August

The publicly traded firm has bought hundreds of rigs from mining hardware rivals MicroBT and Bitmain.

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Bitcoin Mining Hardware War Is Heating Up Ahead of the Halving

MicroBT is rolling out three top-of-the-line bitcoin miners hoping to eat further into Bitmain's market dominance at a key time for the industry.

MicroBT COO Chen Jianbing. (Credit: MicroBT)

Finance

World's Top Crypto Miners Race to Roll Out Top-of-Line Machines Ahead of Bitcoin Halving

Bitcoin miner manufacturers Bitmain and MicroBT are racing to bring top-of-the-line machines to market ahead of bitcoin's halving event.

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Bitcoin Mining Unit Manufacturer MicroBT Nibbles at Bitmain's Market Share

Bitcoin miner maker MicroBT rapidly expanded market share by selling over half a million units in 2019, chipping away at rival Bitmain's dominance.

MicroBT founder Yang Zuoxing speaking at an event hosted by Poolin in September 2019.

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How the Long Tail of the Coronavirus Might Slow Bitcoin's Hash Power Growth

The shortage of new mining machines caused by the coronavirus outbreak could curb computing power growth from Chinese miners who contribute over 65% of Bitcoin’s hash power.

The coronavirus outbreak could arrest the growth of bitcoin's hash power, as quarantine controls are forcing miner assembly lines to shut down and mining farms to run with skeleton crews. (Image via Robert Wei / Shutterstock)

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Coronavirus Controls in China Are Delaying Crypto Miner Deliveries, Firms Say

MicroBT and Canaan have notified customers they would be delaying ASIC deliveries due to the Chinese government's quarantine of Wuhan following the coronavirus outbreak.

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