Bitcoin Miner Iris Energy Says Some Machines Aren't Covering Financing Costs
The machines are owned owned by special purpose vehicles that aren't guaranteed by the parent company. Source
Read MoreThe machines are owned owned by special purpose vehicles that aren't guaranteed by the parent company. Source
Read MoreAustralia-based crypto mining firm Iris Energy has signed a deal with B. Riley giving the capital market company the option to purchase up to 25 million of its shares.According to a Friday filing with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission, Iris Energy inked an agreement with B. Riley Principal
Read MoreB. Riley may buy up to 25 million of IREN ordinary shares in the 24 months starting Friday, according to a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchanges Commission. If the bank chooses to buy all of those shores for about $100 million, it would have a 31% stake in
Read MoreAnalyst Chase White said in a note to clients that IREN has potential to boost its contracted hash rate – and thus increase its bitcoin production – if the company can secure additional compute power at low cost, as it did with Bitmain in August. Source
Read MoreThe firm will be adding another 50MW by the end of next month, bringing its total hashrate to 3.7 EH/s. Original Source
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Read MoreAustralian bitcoin (BTC) miner Iris Energy (IREN) remains on track for 15 exahash per second (EH/s) in hashrate – 10 EH/s of that by early 2023 – but its fiscal third-quarter revenue of $15.2 million was shy of the analyst consensus forecast of $16 million. Original Source
Read MoreThe financing is backed by 19,800 Bitmain S19j Pro miners that have hashrate of about 1.98 exahash per second. Source
Read MoreIn its first quarterly results since coming public late last year, Sydney-based Iris Energy (IREN) reported mining 364 bitcoin in the fiscal second quarter (ended Dec. 31), up 51% from three months earlier. Original Source
Read MoreThe shares of Iris Energy (IREN), a Sydney-based company that mines bitcoin primarily with renewable energy, has the potential to rise more than 100% in the next 12 months, JPMorgan analysts led by Reginald Smith wrote.Iris Energy is “a cheap way to play the digital gold rush,” said JPMorgan’s analysts,
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