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Just thought I'd look back at the monthly mining figures for the past year, they are
Jan-21 93, Dec 96, nov 115, oct 126, sept 127, aug 165, jul 165; june 180, may 252, apr 319; mar 338, feb 337, Jan-20 247
Looking forward to two things, increased mining capacity and (as ever) a bitcoin price that keeps increasing month on month. Just now there is only one outcome I can (hopefully) rely on.

I see there is another board on LSE. It does include RNS data so perhaps we should agree where it is best to chat?
https://www.lse.co.uk/ShareChat.asp?ShareTicker=BCHN&share=Ivz-Bchn&thread=D3B7B485-69D6-451B-B124-D711810084EC

Dave - there are a few of us over at
https://www.lse.co.uk/SharePrice.asp?shareprice=BCHS&share=Ivz-Bchn-Gbx

Just bought in and like a nice quite board. Compare this one to ARB and this board is plesently serene. I have had a look through Elwood's website and it is quite informative.
shorturl.at/ktMN2

sorry meant @ads81

@DNA1 selling a stock at over 2.5x your buying price is nothing to be ashamed of as this is a damn good profit. I once held JKX at 18p got bored after a year as it din't do anything and sold out at 18p. A few years later and peak oil JKX was north of £5, now that is a sickner.

I was wondering how to Argo value their bitcoin holdings on there balance sheet?

My only issue with the update was the admission that royalty revenue will only be visible from 2024 (in line when companies ramping up the manufacturing). Ceres do not have control of how other companies do things and this introduces uncertainty of future earnings. Only when we see the companies selling units can we start to understand how much royalties the company can generate for future earnings. I would like to see royalty revenues a lot quicker than this.