ASIC financing debt worsened Bitcoin miner’s liabilities in 2022: Report

By cineramaJanuary 22, 2023Bitcoin Business

Bitcoin miners faced difficulties paying off debt in 2022, particularly when they had high-interest equipment financing loans, according to a recent report by Hashrate Index. The report stated. “We […]

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ASIC financing debt worsened Bitcoin miner’s liabilities in 2022: Report

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