After the highly anticipated halving event, Bitcoin miners are scrambling to adapt to the new landscape. One particular entity is exploring a multitude of options to stay ahead of the curve.
Stronghold Digital Mining is on a mission to boost shareholder value and they’re leaving no stone unturned. From selling the entire company to its assets, they’re exploring every avenue to reach new heights.
And get this – their innovative Bitcoin mining facility in Pennsylvania is powered by leftover coal. Talk about sustainability! In their recent press statement on May 2, Stronghold revealed a shocking gap between their stock prices and those of their competitors.
According to the latest data from Google Finance, Stronghold’s SDIG stock has taken a major hit this year with a staggering 62% decline. But they’re not the only ones feeling the burn, as fellow Bitcoin miners Riot and Marathon Digital have also seen a drop in their equity prices.
However, there may be a glimmer of hope for Stronghold as they recently announced a new plan that has caused their SDIG stock to jump 7% in pre-market hours. It seems the company is leaving no stone unturned as they have enlisted the help of financial advisers, Cohen and Company Capital Markets, to explore all possible avenues.
“Stronghold’s Board and management team are committed to maximizing value for our shareholders and, to that end, have commenced a comprehensive and thorough review of strategic alternatives.”
Greg Beard, Stronghold CEO and Chairman
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Expert: Bitcoin miner market will see a shift after halving
The highly anticipated halving event has just cut mining rewards in half, sending shockwaves through the industry. As a result, companies relying on computing power to uncover new blocks will see a significant drop in revenue. But despite this major change, reports indicate that miners are not giving up just yet. In fact, some, like Marathon, are even doubling their mining capacity in a bold move to stay ahead of the game.
Exciting developments are on the horizon for the Bitcoin mining market, as the recent halving has caused a shift in profit margins. According to the co-founder of Arrows Markets, the entry barrier has been raised, leading existing players to consider strategic mergers and acquisitions to elevate their operations.
“Those who do enter might find success only by focusing on extreme efficiency or alternative models, potentially including Bitcoin mining as part of a diversified mining portfolio to spread risk and chase better returns.”
Edward Mehrez, Arrows Markets co-founder