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BITMAIN is the world's leading manufacturer of digital currency mining servers. Its brand ANTMINER has long maintained a global market share and leading position in technology, serving customers in over 100 countries and regions. The company has subsidiaries in the United States, Singapore, Malaysia, Kazakhstan, and other locations.
Brazilian police seized an illegal Bitcoin mining farm, confiscating 15 ASIC miners and 3 servers.
According to Livecoins, during a routine inspection of a scrap factory in Belo Horizonte, the Brazilian Minas Gerais State Military Police discovered an illegal Bitcoin mining farm on the second floor. At least 15 ASIC miners (suspected to be Bitmain Antminer S17 series) and three servers were seized on site, with the equipment valued at over 200,000 reais. Local energy company Cemig confirmed that the mining farm had been operating using stolen electricity for a long time, causing monthly losses of approximately 60,000 reais. A 37-year-old employee was arrested on the spot for theft and fencing stolen goods after failing to provide the source and invoices for the equipment, and two company executives were also placed under investigation. The police stated, "There may be some kind of criminal organization behind this," and are currently tracing the flow of the cryptocurrency mined by the farm.
Tether Discloses Holding Nearly 2 Million Shares in Antalpha
Odaily News Tether disclosed in a regulatory filing that it holds 1.95 million shares in Antalpha through the company's 2025 initial public offering, representing approximately 8.2% of the post-IPO outstanding shares. Antalpha provides lending and financing solutions for the Bitcoin mining industry and is a key partner of Bitmain. Antalpha listed on Nasdaq in May 2025, raising approximately $49 million with an offering price of $12.80 per share. Tether subscribed to over half of the offered shares, becoming one of the largest investors. Its full-year 2025 revenue increased to nearly $80 million, with net profit rising to $18.5 million. However, its stock price fell over 27% this Monday, trading at around $9.30 per share.
Brazilian police seized an illegal Bitcoin mining farm, confiscating 15 ASIC miners and 3 servers.
According to Livecoins, during a routine inspection of a scrap factory in Belo Horizonte, the Brazilian Minas Gerais State Military Police discovered an illegal Bitcoin mining farm on the second floor. At least 15 ASIC miners (suspected to be Bitmain Antminer S17 series) and three servers were seized on site, with the equipment valued at over 200,000 reais. Local energy company Cemig confirmed that the mining farm had been operating using stolen electricity for a long time, causing monthly losses of approximately 60,000 reais. A 37-year-old employee was arrested on the spot for theft and fencing stolen goods after failing to provide the source and invoices for the equipment, and two company executives were also placed under investigation. The police stated, "There may be some kind of criminal organization behind this," and are currently tracing the flow of the cryptocurrency mined by the farm.
Tether Discloses Holding Nearly 2 Million Shares in Antalpha
Odaily News Tether disclosed in a regulatory filing that it holds 1.95 million shares in Antalpha through the company's 2025 initial public offering, representing approximately 8.2% of the post-IPO outstanding shares. Antalpha provides lending and financing solutions for the Bitcoin mining industry and is a key partner of Bitmain. Antalpha listed on Nasdaq in May 2025, raising approximately $49 million with an offering price of $12.80 per share. Tether subscribed to over half of the offered shares, becoming one of the largest investors. Its full-year 2025 revenue increased to nearly $80 million, with net profit rising to $18.5 million. However, its stock price fell over 27% this Monday, trading at around $9.30 per share.
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Brazilian police seized an illegal Bitcoin mining farm, confiscating 15 ASIC miners and 3 servers.
According to Livecoins, during a routine inspection of a scrap factory in Belo Horizonte, the Brazilian Minas Gerais State Military Police discovered an illegal Bitcoin mining farm on the second floor. At least 15 ASIC miners (suspected to be Bitmain Antminer S17 series) and three servers were seized on site, with the equipment valued at over 200,000 reais. Local energy company Cemig confirmed that the mining farm had been operating using stolen electricity for a long time, causing monthly losses of approximately 60,000 reais. A 37-year-old employee was arrested on the spot for theft and fencing stolen goods after failing to provide the source and invoices for the equipment, and two company executives were also placed under investigation. The police stated, "There may be some kind of criminal organization behind this," and are currently tracing the flow of the cryptocurrency mined by the farm.
Tether Discloses Holding Nearly 2 Million Shares in Antalpha
Odaily News Tether disclosed in a regulatory filing that it holds 1.95 million shares in Antalpha through the company's 2025 initial public offering, representing approximately 8.2% of the post-IPO outstanding shares. Antalpha provides lending and financing solutions for the Bitcoin mining industry and is a key partner of Bitmain. Antalpha listed on Nasdaq in May 2025, raising approximately $49 million with an offering price of $12.80 per share. Tether subscribed to over half of the offered shares, becoming one of the largest investors. Its full-year 2025 revenue increased to nearly $80 million, with net profit rising to $18.5 million. However, its stock price fell over 27% this Monday, trading at around $9.30 per share.