Japanese clothing chain Mac House announces entry into Bitcoin mining
2025/07/04 23:23
PANews reported on July 4 that according to CoinDesk, Japanese clothing chain Mac House has reached a comprehensive cooperation with local crypto mining company Zero Field to enter the field of Bitcoin mining. This is another major layout after it announced a 1.7 billion yen (about 12 million US dollars) Bitcoin purchase plan in June. According to the agreement, Mac House will add mining business to the original "buy-hold" strategy to balance risks and increase returns. In the future, the two parties will negotiate specific operation plans and consider expanding into areas such as NFT.
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