HIVE Digital To Boost Bitcoin Mining with Canaan’s High-End Miners

CoinMarketCap
12 Nov 2024

HIVE Digital is developing its game in the Bitcoin mining sector using a dual strategy. The global crypto miner leader has recently secured a major deal with Canaan Creative Global  (CCG), the Singapore-based subsidiary. 

Under the new agreement, CCG will supply HIVE with 6,500 Avalon A1566 miners. This move marks a pivotal shift in HIVE’s plans to strengthen its Bitcoin mining capabilities and create a more efficient, eco-friendly infrastructure. 

HIVE’s Big Bet on New Bitcoin Mining Hardware

HIVE Digital has committed to integrating 6,500 Avalon A1566 miners into its operations in a major leap forward. These miners, each capable of producing 185 terahashes per second (TH/s), will greatly increase the company’s Bitcoin mining power. 

The machines will be delivered in stages over the next few months, allowing HIVE to boost its mining capabilities gradually. This addition aims to strengthen HIVE’s position in the Bitcoin industry and ensure it has advanced technology that improves both performance and reliability. This step is apart of HIVE’s broader strategy to enhance efficiency and expand its operations.

While upgrading its hardware, HIVE is simultaneously investing in a long-term strategy to ensure its operations remain sustainable. The company is building a 100 MW mining facility in Paraguay, which is projected to be fully operational by Q3 2025. 

This facility will be powered by green energy, capitalizing on Paraguay’s low-cost hydroelectric power. Also, it targets a hashrate of 12.5 EH/s, an effort to strengthen HIVE’s Bitcoin mining efforts.

HIVE’s Strategic Growth: A Focus on Efficiency and Expansion

Executive Chairman Frank Holmes stated that HIVE Digital’s growth strategy is operational efficiency and innovation. He emphasized that disciplined capital management allows HIVE to make smart moves. 

This includes upgrading its Application-Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC) technology while still holding onto significant Bitcoin reserves. This approach allows the company to position itself as a profitable business and a proxy for Bitcoin investment.

The Paraguayan project is particularly significant as it will enhance HIVE’s scalability. It aims to give the company the ability to grow its hashrate efficiently while minimizing its carbon footprint. By prioritizing green energy, HIVE seeks to lead the way in a market increasingly valuing sustainability and profitability.

Canaan and HIVE Stocks See Positive Movement

Founded in 2013, Canaan pioneered ASIC technology in the crypto-mining sector. Its latest model, the Avalon Miner A1566, offers enhanced reliability and performance, reinforcing HIVE’s mining infrastructure.

The strategic deal has sent positive signals to investors. Canaan’s NASDAQ-listed stock saw a 38% increase, reaching $1.74 per share. Despite being down 80% since its public listing in 2019, Canaan’s market cap remains solid at $499 million. Meanwhile, HIVE Digital’s stock rose by 17%, trading at $5.44, signaling strong market confidence in the company’s prospects.

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