Riot and HIVE: Diverging Paths in Cryptocurrency Landscape

Riot Platforms, Inc. has rolled out www.ABetterBitfarms.com to bolster its drive to restructure the Bitfarms Ltd board. The initiative aligns with Riot's endorsement of three candidates—John Delaney, Amy Freedman, and Ralph Goehring—for the Bitfarms board. The goal is to replace the existing Bitfarms Chairman Nicolas Bonta and directors Andrés Finkielsztain and Fanny Philip, who assumed their positions post Emiliano Grodzki's resignation.

Riot's push highlights the urgency for fresh perspectives and enhanced corporate governance at Bitfarms. The organization encourages Bitfarms shareholders and stakeholders to explore the website for updates, voice their opinions, and rally behind Riot's chosen nominees.

In contrast, Frank Holmes, the Executive Chairman of HIVE Digital Technologies Ltd., has voiced confidence in HIVE's strategic direction and operational efficiency. Holmes emphasized HIVE's dedication to environmental sustainability and strategic expansion, including a notable surge in Bitcoin mining capacity through the installation of 2,150 advanced S21 Pro miners.

Riot, headquartered in Castle Rock, Colorado, as a Bitcoin mining and digital infrastructure company, pursues a vertically integrated approach. It manages Bitcoin mining facilities in Texas and engages in electrical switchgear engineering and manufacturing activities in Denver. Riot envisions itself as a key Bitcoin-driven infrastructure platform that positively impacts industries and communities through innovative strategies and robust community collaborations.

The date for the forthcoming special shareholder assembly of Bitfarms, where the board restructuring will be decided, is pending confirmation. Riot's campaign sheds light on the ongoing debates and power dynamics within the swiftly evolving cryptocurrency mining sector.