Bitfarms responds to Riot Platforms’ proposed board changes
Riot Platforms called the recent board changes at Bitfarms a “step in the right direction,” but stressed that more change is needed.
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Malaysian Government Reportedly Still Undecided on Whether to Legalize Crypto
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