HIVE Digital shares climb 11% on rise in Bitcoin holdings

As a seasoned analyst with a keen eye for spotting growth trends, I find HIVE Digital’s performance quite intriguing. A 51% year-over-year growth in Bitcoin portfolio value is no small feat, especially in the volatile world of cryptocurrencies. The team’s prudent capital management seems to be paying off, allowing them to minimize dilution and cover operational expenses effectively.


The digital mining company, HIVE Digital, recently disclosed their October output data, demonstrating a significant 51% increase in the value of their Bitcoin holdings when compared to the same period last year.

In October, mining company HIVE Digital announced they had mined approximately 117 Bitcoins (BTC), representing a 1% rise from the previous month. This boosted their Bitcoin holding (HODL) to an impressive total of 2,624 BTC, which is a 51% increase compared to the same period last year.

On November 8th, a press statement issued on Friday by Frank Holmes, executive chairman of HIVE Digital, attributed the company’s portfolio expansion to their strategic approach in managing capital, enabling them to reduce share dilution and meet operational costs.

Regarding the latest U.S. election outcome, HIVE Digital sees it as a “favorable development” for the digital assets industry, looking forward to potential benefits stemming from a presumed pro-cryptocurrency government leadership in the White House.

Given the presidency of Donald Trump and the Republican-led Congress, the company expects policies to emerge that could prove advantageous for the Bitcoin community as well as financial markets.

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HIVE Digital issues new shares as Paraguay facility construction begins

In October, the company distributed 2,442,000 restricted stock units to its employees and qualified consultants. These shares were designed to “ensure that long-term goals match those of shareholders.” As per TSX Venture Exchange rules, these shares will become fully owned over a period of two years, and they cannot be sold for at least one year, as stated in the press release.

Following the report, HIVE Digital shares rose by 11%, reaching $4.52, based on Nasdaq data.

The company has started building its 100 MW Bitcoin mining facility in Paraguay, which is in line with their aim to control 2% of the global Bitcoin mining market. HIVE Digital initially announced plans to bolster resources in Paraguay back in July, revealing that the new mining operation would bring in more than $100 million in stable U.S. dollar revenue for the country’s government-owned utility company.

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2024-11-08 17:07