Argo Blockchain, the leading cryptocurrency mining firm in the U.K., has boosted its Bitcoin reserves by 30 percent, according to a recent press release shared by analyst Kevin Rooke.

By the end of November, the cryptocurrency had accrued 178 Bitcoins that are worth approximately $3.4 million at the time of writing.  

A 23 percent revenue spike 

The shares of Argo Blockchain are trading on the London Stock Exchange under ARB ticket. It was the very first cryptocurrency-oriented company to get listed on the exchange.  

As reported by U.Today, Argo had its landmark IPO back in August 2018. It raised $32 mln, exceeding its initial target of $25 mln.

Last month, Argo increased its revenue by 23 percent to $1.98 million despite mining fewer coins.

The firm’s CEO Peter Wall claims that it has managed to achieve its highest mining margin since May because of its focus on increasing the efficiency of its operations:  

At Argo, we are continuing to prioritise efficiency in our mining operations and this has enabled us to increase our revenue by 23% this month and achieve our highest mining margin since the halving earlier this year.

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Exciting times for miners  

Because of Bitcoin’s historic rally, November was a “very exciting” month for miners, according to Wall:

This has been an extremely exciting month for cryptocurrency miners. We have seen the value of Bitcoin climb exponentially to over GBP 14,000 as investors and payment service providers are turning their interest to cryptocurrencies.

The flagship cryptocurrency is up over 165 percent over the past week. 

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Argo Blockchain, the leading cryptocurrency mining firm in the U.K., has boosted its Bitcoin reserves by 30 percent, according to a recent press release shared by analyst Kevin Rooke.

By the end of November, the cryptocurrency had accrued 178 Bitcoins that are worth approximately $3.4 million at the time of writing.  

A 23 percent revenue spike 

The shares of Argo Blockchain are trading on the London Stock Exchange under ARB ticket. It was the very first cryptocurrency-oriented company to get listed on the exchange.  

As reported by U.Today, Argo had its landmark IPO back in August 2018. It raised $32 mln, exceeding its initial target of $25 mln.

Last month, Argo increased its revenue by 23 percent to $1.98 million despite mining fewer coins.

The firm’s CEO Peter Wall claims that it has managed to achieve its highest mining margin since May because of its focus on increasing the efficiency of its operations:  

At Argo, we are continuing to prioritise efficiency in our mining operations and this has enabled us to increase our revenue by 23% this month and achieve our highest mining margin since the halving earlier this year.

Related

Exciting times for miners  

Because of Bitcoin’s historic rally, November was a “very exciting” month for miners, according to Wall:

This has been an extremely exciting month for cryptocurrency miners. We have seen the value of Bitcoin climb exponentially to over GBP 14,000 as investors and payment service providers are turning their interest to cryptocurrencies.

The flagship cryptocurrency is up over 165 percent over the past week. 

Disclaimer: The opinions expressed by our writers are their
own and do not represent the views of U.Today. The financial and market information
provided on U.Today is intended for informational purposes only. U.Today is not
liable for any financial losses incurred while trading cryptocurrencies. Conduct
your own research by contacting financial experts before making any investment
decisions. We believe that all content is accurate as of the date of publication,
but certain offers mentioned may no longer be available.