Report: Chinese Publicly Listed Construction Company Turned Mining Firm Lost Over $23 Million

Report: Chinese Publicly Listed Construction Company Turned Mining Firm Lost Over $23 Million
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2019-4-21 13:09

Over 90% percent of the value of a Chinese publicly listed construction company turned to cryptocurrency mining, Huatie, has been lost before the company has been sold

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