Saga Comes to an End: Bitcoin Mining Firm Giga Watt Declares Bankruptcy with Millions in Debt
Another cryptocurrency mining firm, Giga Watt falls out of the race declaring itself bankrupt and unable to refund its $7 million-debt to investors.
The crowdsale of Giga Watt tokens that will start at the beginning of June offers an access to professional mining with an extremely low entrance threshold.
Another cryptocurrency mining firm, Giga Watt falls out of the race declaring itself bankrupt and unable to refund its $7 million-debt to investors.
Giga Watt has taken a decision to follow a new strategy aimed to attract remote customers and to improve the company’s performance.
WTT tokens holders will use Giga Watt’s processing center capacity to accommodate one watt’s worth of mining equipment power consumption, rent-free, for the lifetime of the hosting facility.
First two batches of tokens (equivalently $6.3 Million) of bitcoin mining company Giga Watt have sold out completely in just three days.
The crowdsale of Giga Watt tokens that will start at the beginning of June offers an access to professional mining with an extremely low entrance threshold.