Bitfarms, Hive, Iris Dominate Monthly Miner Updates

Published: Tue, 10/18/22

October 18, 2022
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Mining Market Update

September Public Mining Updates: Argo, Marathon, Iris and More

September mining proved to be a challenge for many miners. Not only did miners have put up with a large increase in Bitcoin’s difficulty, but inflation-goaded energy prices continue to eat into miner’s bottom line.

 

Bitfarms (BITF) beat out Hive Blockchain by the smallest of margins in terms of overall operational mining performance by EH/s, followed by Iris Energy (IREN) and Cleanspark (CLSK). Notable miners include DMG Blockchain, with an increase its daily average Bitcoin production by 15.3%, and Marathon Digital doubling its daily production rate in September.

Year-to-date, the top position has again changed with Hive Blockchain now edging out Iris Energy as the most consistent operator by EH/s. Overall, the top four miners appear to be creating a gap with their consistent operational updates.

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Argo Blockchain takes action to strengthen its balance sheet

Argo raised some $111 million after going public a little over a year ago. A deepending bear market and difficulty getting units online has changed the miners metoric trajectory. We take a look at Argo's financial moves since.

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Get Tickets Today For The Texas Blockchain Summit!

The Texas Blockchain Summit is back in Austin, Texas, Nov 17-18! The premier event will bring policymakers, Bitcoin miners, and recognized influencers to discuss Bitcoin, blockchain and crypto space.

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Mining News Feed

Bloomberg /  EU Puts Bitcoin in Crosshairs With Crypto Energy Labeling Plan

 

Northern Data / Northern Data Parts With Chief Operating Officer

 

The Block  /  Digihost is latest bitcoin miner stock to face delisting, trading below $1

 

CoinDesk  /  A Huge Glut of Bitcoin Mining Rigs Is Sitting Unused in Boxes

Chart of the Week

Hashprice, a value for the revenue generated by Bitcoin miner's per unit of hashrate, fell below $0.07 after the lastest difficulty adjustment. Hashprice valued in sats also fell, collapsing below 400 satoshis.

The 2021 bull market saw a surge of hashrate hit public markets. Months later, most of those miners face their first bear market, backed by unfamiliar retail investors. We take a look at who is performing, who's in trouble and what equities might be worth paying attention too.

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Mining Stock Snapshot

*As of Tuesday, October 11th

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