最新报道:Bitfarms reported an 87% year-over-year revenue surge in Q2 as it expands high-powered computing investments, with $78M total revenue but a $29M net loss. The Bitcoin miner is relocating operations to the U.S., citing political support under Trump's potential second term, with 82% of its energy portfolio now in North America. CEO Ben Gagnon highlighted its 1 GW Pennsylvania pipeline near Amazon and CoreWeave sites as key to capturing AI infrastructure market share. The company discontinued Argentina mining due to energy supply issues and regional uncertainty. Bitfarms mined 718 BTC at $48,200 average cost and sold 1,052 BTC at $95,500 average price, generating $100M. It also repurchased 4.9M shares under a buyback program, with CFO Jeff Lucas stating shares are undervalued. BITF shares rose 2.4% to $1.26.