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Bitcoin mining company Riot Platforms has increased its holdings by 667 BTC, bringing the total to 17429 BTC

Bitcoin mining company Riot Platforms has increased its holdings by 667 BTC, bringing the total to 17429 BTC

Bitget2024/12/16 14:20

The Bitcoin mining company Riot Platforms, listed on NASDAQ, announced that it has increased its holdings by 667 Bitcoins, worth approximately $67.5 million. As of now, Riot Platforms' Bitcoin holdings have reached 17,429 BTC. Based on the current market price of BTC at $103,873 USD each, the value is currently $1.8 billion USD.

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