Bitfarms signs another 10000 Bitcoin miner custody agreement with Stronghold
Crypto mining company Bitfarms has signed a second custody agreement with Stronghold Digital Mining in the United States to expand its operations at its factory in Pennsylvania. According to the terms of the custody agreement, the Bitcoin data center operator will deploy an additional 10000 mining machines to Stronghold's Scrubgrass mine. These mining machines were originally expected to be used at the Yguazu mine in Paraguay.
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