Bitfarms is trading at $2.31, down 10.1%, as the broader selloff and borrowing-cost concerns weigh on miners and capital-intensive technology and infrastructure companies.
- Investors are focused on inflation, borrowing costs, and financing risks; sector peers saw sharp losses.
- Bitcoin is down 1.32% and Ethereum 1.65% since their previous closes, smaller declines than Bitfarms.
- No clear company-specific catalyst was identified; available reporting links the move to sector pressure, not a new Bitfarms announcement.