Frederick Huang
FTX Spells Discomfort for Arkansas Bitcoin Miners
Cameron Baker, founder and owner of Cryptic Farms, which has mining sites in Malvern, Greenbrier, Russellville and Mountain Pine, concedes that the FTX scandal devastated public confidence and generated calls for more regulation, including a declaration last week by Arkansas Sen. John Boozman. read more >
by Kyle Massey -
Bitcoin Hubs Bask In Entergy’s Glow
‘Crypto mining’ set for Newport, Little Rock and Walnut Ridge; Pine Bluff says no. read more >
by Kyle Massey -
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