Also participating in the private placement were investors such as Mike Novogratzs Galaxy Digital, Macquarie Capital, Dentsu, Armat Group and others, according to a Bitfury press release.
Bitfury is best known for manufacturing processors and devices used for mining cryptocurrencies, and launched a new “Clarke” ASIC chip for Bitcoin mining in September 2018. It said at the time it plans a new range of miners based on the processor.
The tech company also capitalizes on its mining tech business by running crypto mining datacentres in countries such as Canada, Norway, Iceland and the Republic of Georgia. The new Clarke chip will being installed across these facilities as well.
Bitfury could also be eyeing going public via an IPO as a way of raising funds in late October 2018, according to CoinDesk. The company might list in Amsterdam, London or Hong Kong, possibly as soon as 2019, though a final decisions hasnt been made.
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