IPO

Following an attempt to go public on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange last year, crypto mining leader Bitmain will reportedly attempt a U.S.-based IPO.

Bitmain’s long-anticipated initial public offering (IPO) filing with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange is officially a bust and the company plans to restart its listing application.

ASIC chip manufacturer Canaan Creative is closing the gap between itself and cryptocurrency mining industry leader Bitmain after a massive infusion of capital.

Bitmain has denied reports that its CEO Jihan Wu was ousted as the mining firm’s board director while confirming that the board has undergone restructuring.

Cryptocurrency mining firm Bitfury Group has closed a Series C, $80 million funding round led by EU-based Korelya Capital

If the mining giant does hold an offering, it’ll reach for an estimated $3 to $5 billion valuation.

Bitmain's new prospectus includes three months beyond what was previously known about the cryptocurrency mining giant. And that new information tells a bigger story.

Innosilicon claims to have a new ASIC bitcoin miner in the works that will outperform any current hardware in speed, profitability and efficiency.

The developing story of Bitmain's IPO continues as rumored players deny involvement.

Over the weekend, information surfaced that could suggest that mining giant Bitmain may be facing an uphill battle as it looks to launch an IPO on the Hong Kong stock exchange.