Are Bitcoin Mining Stocks Dead? Bitcoin ETF Launch Livestream

Bitcoin mining stocks took a nose dive after the launch of the Bitcoin ETFs yesterday. We jumped on a livestream as the market closed to speculate on why mining stocks tumbled and first takes on Bitcoin’s big tradfi day.

William Foxley

January 12, 20241 min read

Are Bitcoin Mining Stocks Dead? Bitcoin ETF Launch Livestream

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