Report: Bitmain IPO Document Reportedly Reveals $500 Million Q3 Losses

Report: Bitmain IPO Document Reportedly Reveals $500 Million Q3 Losses
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2019-2-19 10:33

The earnings report shows that the Bitcoin bear market could have cost Bitmain $500 million in Q3 last year

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