Bitfarms is trading 17.86% lower at $1.73 after its November 5 third-quarter report showed revenue fell to $28 million from $68 million a year earlier. - It reported a $62 million loss from continuing operations and attributed the revenue decline largely to ending U.S. Bitcoin mining and lower Bitcoin prices. - Bitcoin and Ethereum are also lower, while broad technology and market losses add pressure. - The report highlighted its transition to AI infrastructure, but near-term revenue remains reduced.