Major move in the Bitcoin mining sector: Riot Platforms divested 1,080 BTC (valued at approximately $96 million) to fund the acquisition of the Rockdale facility. The company simultaneously inked a 25MW data center partnership agreement, marking a strategic push to scale its mining operations and computing infrastructure. This capital deployment reflects the growing competition among major miners to secure both energy resources and cutting-edge hardware capacity in an increasingly competitive landscape.
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NFTregretter
· 3h ago
Sold 1080 BTC to buy a mining farm? This guy really dares to gamble... Energy is probably the key, right?
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AlphaWhisperer
· 3h ago
Riot's move... selling nearly a billion dollars worth of Bitcoin to exchange for computing power. Are they betting that energy costs can be brought down?
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TokenTherapist
· 3h ago
Riot's move is a bit hasty, selling 1,080 Bitcoins just to set up a mining farm...
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ApeWithNoChain
· 3h ago
What is Riot doing... selling 1,080 Bitcoins just to develop Rockdale? Seems a bit costly.
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PoetryOnChain
· 3h ago
Selling coins to buy a mining farm, Riot's move is quite ruthless...
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DarkPoolWatcher
· 3h ago
Riot's move to sell coins and buy mining farms still depends on betting that the coin price will continue to rise, otherwise it will be awkward.
Major move in the Bitcoin mining sector: Riot Platforms divested 1,080 BTC (valued at approximately $96 million) to fund the acquisition of the Rockdale facility. The company simultaneously inked a 25MW data center partnership agreement, marking a strategic push to scale its mining operations and computing infrastructure. This capital deployment reflects the growing competition among major miners to secure both energy resources and cutting-edge hardware capacity in an increasingly competitive landscape.