Swan Bitcoin Drops IPO Plan, Cuts Staff and Will Shut Managed Mining Unit
Swan Bitcoin CEO Cory Klippsten pulls plan for an IPO. (Swan Bitcoin)
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Swan Bitcoin CEO Cory Klippsten pulls plan for an IPO. (Swan Bitcoin)
The broker raised its price target for the bitcoin miner to $16 from $13 while reiterating its buy rating on the stock.
Hurting for revenue and profit, bitcoin miners are looking to activities outside mining bitcoin, such as hosting AI computers, to make up the difference. It’s paying off, at least in their stock prices.
The bitcoin miner’s shares slumped yesterday after a Culper Research report said the site was unsuitable for artificial intelligence and high-performance computing.
AI’s utility is more obvious to everyday people than crypto’s, and AI’s risks are so much greater that power consumption fears seem beside the point.
Ionic’s CEO Matt Prusak (Ionic Digital)
Private equity firms are now looking at bitcoin miners in a much more different way after Core Scientific signed 200MW deal with CoreWeave in June, the company’s CEO said in an exclusive interview with CoinDesk.
Bitcoin miners are showing signs of capitulation, an event that is typically tied to a market bottom following a 13% decline over the past 30-days.
The deal will be all-stock based and has been approved by both companies’ board members.
The miner has mined 93 million worth of KAS tokens since Sept. 2023.