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Shares of HIVE Digital jumped following the company’s announcement of a 23% year-over-year rise in Bitcoin reserves. Canadian crypto mining company HIVE Digital has released its February production results, revealing that its Bitcoin ( BTC ) holdings increased by more than 20% year-over-year. In a March 9 press release , the Vancouver-headquartered company said it had mined 89 BTC, increasing its HODL portfolio to 2,620 BTC, valued at around $220 million. While the company’s Bitcoin holdings increased by 23% YoY, its month-over-month crypto holdings saw a decline, though HIVE Digital didn’t disclose the amount of Bitcoin sold during the month. “[…] on a month-over-month basis, BTC holdings saw a decline as HIVE strategically sold a portion of its BTC to invest in capital assets, including Bitfarms’ 200 megawatt hydro-powered Bitcoin mining assets in Paraguay.” HIVE Digital Following the news, HIVE Digital shares jumped 4.76% to $2 after hours, per data from Nasdaq. The jump also came as Rosenblatt adjusted its outlook for HIVE Digital, forecasting a range from a low of $4.80 to a high of $7.13. The average price target represents an increase of nearly 200%, per the firm. HIVE Digital chief executive Aydin Kilic says the company is focused on executing a “transformative year” that would position the company as “one of the largest and most efficient Bitcoin miners in the world,” adding that HIVE’s 300 MW expansion in Paraguay to 4x its hashrate from 6 EH/s to 25 EH/s by September 2025 “remains on track.” HIVE says it expects to finalize the strategic acquisition of the Bitfarms’ 200 MW Yguazú site in Q1 2025.

Korean crypto scammer charged in newly alleged $179M fraud case The South Korean crypto figure known as "Jonbur Kim," which translates to "HODL Kim" in English and whose legal surname is Park, has been detained again on new fraud charges, according to Yonhap News. The joint…

Korean crypto scammer charged in newly alleged $179M fraud case The South Korean crypto figure known as "Jonbur Kim," which translates to "HODL Kim" in English and whose legal surname is Park, has been detained again on new fraud charges, according to Yonhap News. The joint virtual asset crime investigation unit of the Seoul Southern District Prosecutors' Office has accused Park of orchestrating a scheme that defrauded investors of 260 billion won ($179 million). Park was re-arrested last month shortly after being released on bail during his trial for another crypto fraud, involving 20 billion won ($14 million). An accomplice, identified as Mr. Moon, has also been arrested on similar charges. Prosecutors allege that between March 2021 and April 2022, Park and Moon were involved in the creation and promotion of a fraudulent token named Artube $ATT. They reportedly used misleading information and manipulated market prices to cheat investors out of $179 million.

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