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ARB Argo Blockchain Plc

8.80
0.40 (4.76%)
26 Jun 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Argo Blockchain Plc LSE:ARB London Ordinary Share GB00BZ15CS02 ORD 0.1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.40 4.76% 8.80 8.00 9.00 8.70 8.25 8.50 1,019,156 16:35:14
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Business Services, Nec 47.36M -194.23M -0.3362 -0.25 49.11M
Argo Blockchain Plc is listed in the Business Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker ARB. The last closing price for Argo Blockchain was 8.40p. Over the last year, Argo Blockchain shares have traded in a share price range of 7.40p to 35.50p.

Argo Blockchain currently has 577,770,790 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Argo Blockchain is £49.11 million. Argo Blockchain has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -0.25.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
09/5/2020
12:16
Hehe yes, if it ain't ever going to be used legitimatly the black market will settle as its outlet
blackrolie00
09/5/2020
12:14
...Well, apart from huge fluctuations in value due to speculation and hardly anybody actually using it for legitimate purposes...
It’s all quite beautiful really.

I'm all for making money out of it as it charts quite nicely.

horneblower
09/5/2020
10:53
Transaction fees slowly increase to replace mining rewards. If the fees are not big enough miners turn off and the difficulty drops, miners turn on the difficulty rises.All the time BTC solidifies itself as a store of wealth and the price increases as availability reduces.No inflation, no QE, no government manipulation, worldwide acceptance.It's all quite beautiful really.
hootza616
09/5/2020
09:57
Too many have a short term get rich quick hope when buying $BTC. For med/long term investors $BTC looks good as everything is eventually tokenised.I do margin/futures more for involvement rather than for substantial financial gains. You will get burnt if you get greedy imo. If I make a profit and take it even very small I transfer 50% to a cold wallet in $BTC and start the trading again. The crypto markets are no less corrupt and manipulated than any other financial market. Take small gains and hodl and see what you have accumulated in 3-5 years
aidenabettin
09/5/2020
09:46
I wonder how management deal with conversion into dollars, they have stated that they decide on the short term direction of BTC among other things. $10000 would have been a great area to sell in hindsight. No doubt we will see when we get the May sales figure.
Of course the next 3 weeks are going to be very interesting, from Tuesday half as many BTC will be produced. This is just as the world is in very uncertain times with many companies on the brink and government bonds yielding nothing. Where does someone put just a small amount of their capital as a hedge ????? Crypto (BTC) or GOLD. I am much happier to have a large holding of ARB rather than a large BTC position as volatility in BTC is likely to be frightening !!! Yes you could make a fortune but have many sleepless nights watching BTC yoyo about GLA

parsons4
09/5/2020
09:45
Aiden... BTC transaction fees are already an income stream to miners.

Doing a bit more research on transaction fees ..
I think this is actually a significant income stream that is currently ignored.

Number of transactions and the fees paid are both running at higher levels.
hxxps://www.blockchain.com/charts/miners-revenue

If ARB mines £20m this year an extra 3%(?) In transaction fees is a very handy £600k STRAIGHT to bottom line. NOT impacted by halving.

Deserves a line in the monthly income figures?

idiot441
09/5/2020
09:36
What happens when mining is not rewarded?.Mining will still be required but in 8 years time income will come from mining operations that are connected to exchanges ie Binance.For me I would be looking at Argo linking up with a possible new crypto exchange in the UK and I'm sure plans are already in place..Energy consumption is plummeting in cities so this will be a good time to look at energy contracts to reduce costs
aidenabettin
09/5/2020
09:29
Shame there isn't a direct comparison on mining efficiency between these companies. Can't imagine the electricity cost in New York City.What a silly place to set up a mining operation!The greenest miners should be the most rewarded of course.
hootza616
09/5/2020
00:26
HUT 8 have got 3000 BTC worth about $30m but also $26m of loans payable.
mcfly79
08/5/2020
22:42
Missed out the part where they hold around 3000 BTC
blackrolie00
08/5/2020
22:38
Fools The thing with ARB when you are looking at trades is the bigger numbers look like sells, then you have reams of small numbers showing as buys. Let's have it right buying one share at 5p. Something ain't quite right. I might be wrong but my train of thought was Market Makers walked a share up when a sellers about to draw in the suckers, they drop it or hold it back when there's a buyer, to either frighten or bore holders out of there shares. Time will tell.
j4ckthehat
08/5/2020
22:06
Pretty much!As soon as it breaks it could be 19,999 in no time!
hootza616
08/5/2020
21:28
The problem here is the big seller still.
suffersnofools
08/5/2020
20:59
Does Hut8 have much additional capacity coming online? I can't see that it does.
mcfly79
08/5/2020
20:50
Comparisons to Hut8 make Argo look absurdly cheap.


Hut8 is valued at c.£80m and Argo is valued at £15m (over 5 times the price) yet the capacities are not too dissimilar.


Hut8 have 952PH of mining capacity vs 730PH for Argo (only 30% more capacity).


More importantly Argo are over twice as efficient as Hut8. The Hut8 mining costs in Q4 2019 were $5,092 per bitcoin and since then mining difficulty has increased by over 20% so current costs per bitcoin will be higher, perhaps around $6k. Therefore post halving, even at a bitcoin price of $12k a lot of Hut8's mining will not be profitable unless there is a large decrease in difficulty.


This was highlighted in March this year when Hut8 had to reduce mining capacity by 35% because they weren't making money with the drop in bitcoin price into the $5k range.


I think Argo should be valued at more than Hut8, yet we at less than a fifth of the price.

mcfly79
08/5/2020
16:43
BTC at 9999

Bargains in the shops at £9.99 and other combinations of 9.

Are we really that predictable, unscientific and stupid ? (don't answer that !)

yump
08/5/2020
16:17
If you are around
Another hidden gem Recovery Play

cantrememberthis2
08/5/2020
16:17
If you are around
Another hidden gem Recovery Play

cantrememberthis2
08/5/2020
15:29
Can't wait, all these publicly listed miners getting a pump pre halving will possibly dump just as hard post halving.This is a great price for bitcoin to hold range wise and difficulty is a bit less than March's... ARGO WILL REAP THE REWARDS soon
blackrolie00
08/5/2020
14:57
Halving now predicted to happen on Monday, late evening U.K. time.
mcfly79
08/5/2020
14:48
HUT 8 mining is on a rampage
blackrolie00
08/5/2020
11:53
The halving has been so widely talked about that I do not expect it to drop this time. People are assuming it will drop so I prefer to take the contrarian approach.
brasso3
08/5/2020
11:13
Seems like it generally drops after the halving events which is probably the reason for resistance

Seriously just want arb to reflect the price of btc and other miners

It’s ridiculous that it doesn’t!

D

dennisbergkamp
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