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PLC   ('Argo' or 'the Company')     February Operational Update + CEO to be Paid in Bitcoin   Argo Blockchain, a global leader in cryptocurrency mining (LSE: ARB), is pleased to provide the following operational update for February.   During the month of February, Argo mined 129 Bitcoin or Bitcoin Equivalent (together, "BTC") compared to 93 BTC in January. This takes the total amount of BTC mined year-to-date to 222 BTC.    Based on daily foreign exchange rates and cryptocurrency prices during the month, mining revenue in February amounted to £4.34 million (January 2021: £2.48 million). Argo generated this income at an average monthly mining margin of approximately 81% for the month of February (January 2021: 71%).    At the end of February, the company held 599 BTC.   As announced on 26 February, the Company has installed an additional 4,500 Bitmain Antminer S19 and S19 pro miners that it agreed to lease from Celsius Network in November 2020 and which are now fully operational. This installment takes the Company's total mining capacity to 1075 Petahash (SHA-256) in addition to 280 Megasols of equihash mining capacity.   The Company is also pleased to announce that beginning from the 1st of March, Argo will pay the salary of its CEO, Peter Wall, in Bitcoin. In addition, any other Argo team members may choose to be paid in Bitcoin for part or all of their salaries. For those that opt in, Argo will automatically convert salaries from fiat to Bitcoin at the daily market rate using the Toronto-based Satstreet exchange using their "Bitcoin Savings" service.   Peter Wall, Chief Executive of Argo said: "I'm delighted that Argo has followed up with another record month in both mining revenue and profits. A mining margin of 81% is absolutely amazing, and we continue to add to our BTC HODL. I'm also pleased to be the first publicly traded company that we know of to have their CEO paid in Bitcoin."

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Bitcoin-Bergleute haben im Februar einen Rekord von mehr als drei Jahren gebrochen und einen Umsatz von 1,36 Milliarden US-Dollar erzielt. Dies entspricht einer Steigerung von 21% gegenüber Januar. Dies geht aus den von CoinDesk analysierten Daten von Coin Metrics hervor. Der bisherige Umsatzrekord von 1,25 Milliarden US-Dollar wurde im Dezember 2017 auf dem Höhepunkt des früheren Bullenmarkts der Kryptowährung aufgestellt. Der Umsatzanstieg im letzten Monat war darauf zurückzuführen, dass der Bitcoin-Preis im Laufe des Monats von 33.000 USD auf ein neues Allzeithoch von knapp über 58.000 USD gestiegen ist, bevor er in der letzten Woche stark auf 43.000 USD gefallen ist. Umsatzschätzungen gehen davon aus, dass Bergleute ihre BTC sofort verkaufen. Verwandte: DeFi-Protokoll SushiSwaps SUSHI-Token erreicht Rekordhoch, Augen gewinnen weiter Gemessen an Terahash pro Sekunde (TH / s) stiegen die Einnahmen der Bergarbeiter bis Februar zwischen 0,23 und 0,38 US-Dollar und endeten zum Monatsende bei 0,30 US-Dollar pro Daten von Luxor Technologies. Die Netzwerkgebühren brachten im Februar 186 Millionen US-Dollar oder 13,7% des Gesamtumsatzes ein, ein deutlicher prozentualer Anstieg gegenüber 10,3% des Umsatzes, der durch Gebühren im letzten Monat erzielt wurde. Die Gebühreneinnahmen erreichten laut Coin Metrics-Daten die höchste Marke seit Januar 2018. Insbesondere der prozentuale Anteil der Gebühren am Gesamtumsatz setzt seit April einen starken Aufwärtstrend fort, bevor sich die dritte Blocksubvention des Netzwerks im Mai halbiert. Eine Erhöhung der Gebühreneinnahmen ist wichtig, um die Sicherheit des Netzwerks zu gewährleisten, da die Subventionen alle vier Jahre sinken

Bitcoin miners broke a record of more than three years in February, generating $1.36 billion in revenue, up 21% from January, according to on-chain data from Coin Metrics analyzed by CoinDesk. The previous revenue record of $1.25 billion was set in December 2017 during the peak of the cryptocurrency’s previous bull market. Last month’s surge in revenue came as bitcoin‘s price climbed during the month from $33,000 to a new all-time high of just above $58,000 before dropping sharply to $43,000 in the last week. Revenue estimates assume miners sell their BTC immediately. Related: DeFi Protocol SushiSwap's SUSHI Token Hits Record High, Eyes Further Gains Measured by per terahash per second (TH/s), miner revenues bounced between $0.23 and $0.38 through February, ending the month near $0.30, per data from Luxor Technologies. Network fees brought in $186 million in February, or 13.7% of total revenue, a significant percentage increase from the 10.3% of revenue represented by fees last month. Fee revenue hit its highest mark since January 2018, per Coin Metrics data. Notably, fees as a percentage of total revenue continues a strong upward trend since April, prior to the network’s third-ever block subsidy halving in May. Increases in fee revenue are important to sustain the network’s security as the subsidy decreases every four years.

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New RNS Argo is pleased to announce that 4,500 Bitmain Antminer S19 and S19 pro miners Argo agreed to lease from Celsius Network in November 2020 have been installed on *** and are now fully operational. #ARB $ARBKF 1/ This installation represents the final delivery of Antminers under Argo’s lease with Celsius Network. The new mining hardware has added approx. 430 petahash to the Company’s installed computing power and consumes approximately 15 megawatts (“MW”) of electricity. #ARB $ARBKF 2/ This latest installation highlights the continued focus on efficiency when expanding Argo’s mining operations. #ARB $ARBKF 3/ CEO @PeterGWall said: “We are delighted with the addition of these machines and believe that this installation will help Argo maintain its position at the forefront of mining efficiency." #ARB #ARBKF 4/

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