Asset manager Stone Ridge with $10 billion AUM reveals ownership of 10,000 Bitcoin. We mentioned the entry of Square and MicroStrategy as significant demand-side players in the Bitcoin market. However, these are not the only institutional players with significant exposure to Bitcoin. Last Friday, Stone Ridge Asset Management revealed that it owned 10,000 Bitcoin which is under custody in its partially-owned subsidiary New York Digital Investment Group.
New-York based Galaxy Digital is building out a financial services shop for Bitcoin miners.
The services offered will include financing, advisory, and liquidity services. Ian Taylor – a Galaxy executive – anticipates more hashrate migrating to North America. Taylor noted that this was a driver behind Galaxy growing their services to the mining industry. Amanda Fabiano will lead the venture.
Bitfarms enters into a lease agreement
with Blockfills for 1,000 Whatminer M31S mining rigs. The rigs will add roughly 72 PH to Bitfarm’s hashrate capacity and are expected to be installed by the end of November. The Canadian publicly-listed firm intends to exceed 3 EH/s of hashrate output by the end of 2021.
Marathon Patent Group
partners with an energy company to secure $0.028 per kWh electricity. Nasdaq-listed Marathon has announced a joint venture with Beowulf Energy LLC. Marathon will co-locate its mining operations in a facility close to a 105 MW power plant owned by Beowulf Energy in Montana. Marathon will retain 100% of the Bitcoin mining output at the facility while Beowulf receives shares in Marathon.
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