In 2020, the Nasdaq-listed Bit Digital mined 1,510.2 BTC. Mining revenue amounted to $21.07 million, сообщила in its annual financial report.
Net income, fully backed by the mining business, amounted to $1.92 million. In 2019, Bit Digital, then engaged in P2P lending and car rental in China, posted a loss of $2 million.
The company noted that in the completed year it finished liquidating non-mining units. Total assets rose by more than 783% during the period, reaching $39.89 million.
By year-end Bit Digital operated a fleet of 40,865 miners with a total hashrate of 2,253.5 PH/s.
“The year 2020 was unusual, as Bit Digital successfully entered and quickly expanded its Bitcoin mining business, and today it has one of the highest operating hashrates among U.S.-listed mining companies,” said the firm’s chief financial officer, Erke Huang.
According to him, as of March 26, Bit Digital had deployed 5,281 miners in the United States. A further 3,300 new devices were expected to be deployed by the end of April.
“In the future we expect that a growing portion of our fleet will be located in North America,” added Huang.
As of April 2, 2020, Bit Digital shares traded at $0.52; at the close of trading on April 1, 2021, the quotes stood at $14.78.
Analysts at Fundstrat Global Advisors noted that the shares of mining companies Marathon Digital Holdings, Riot Blockchain, Hive Blockchain and Hut 8 over the year outperformed Bitcoin by a factor of five.
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