Nasdaq has warned Bitcoin mining hardware maker Canaan that it faces possible delisting for failing to meet listing standards, putting pressure on the company to quickly improve compliance.
Canaan is set to supply Bitcoin mining rigs to support Japan’s electric grid stability project. This initiative aims to leverage mining operations to enhance energy management and bolster the country’s renewable energy efforts.
Benchmark raised its price target for Bitcoin miner manufacturer Canaan Inc., citing a compelling “turnaround story” and signaling renewed confidence in the company’s operational and financial recovery.
Canaan shares climbed after the mining hardware maker unveiled a Canadian gas-to-compute pilot, aiming to convert stranded natural gas into low-cost power for computing. Investors cheered the strategy as a step toward diversified revenue.
Canaan, the world’s second-largest manufacturer of Bitcoin miners, reported a 33% increase in revenue for Q2 2020. The surge in demand for cryptocurrency mining products in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic was the primary driver of Canaan’s increase in revenue.