Mining company stock warning: Nasdaq issues delisting notice, this company still has 18 months of opportunity

YieldWhisperer · 2026-01-16T14:22:14+00:00

US stock Bitcoin mining companies received a Nasdaq warning notice due to their stock price remaining below $1 for 30 consecutive days. The company must bring the stock price back above $1 and maintain it for more than 10 days before July 13, 2026, or face delisting risk. This highlights the importance of stock price for the survival of mining companies.

YieldWhisperer

2026-01-16 14:22:14

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【BitPush】There are reports that Bitcoin mining companies listed on the US stock market have recently received formal notices from Nasdaq. The issue lies with the stock price—over 30 consecutive trading days, the company's American Depositary Shares have not closed above the $1 threshold, directly triggering Nasdaq's listing rule warning mechanism.

In other words, this mining company now faces a time pressure: it must bring the stock price back above $1 before July 13, 2026, and maintain that level for at least 10 consecutive trading days. If it fails to do so, the risk of delisting becomes a real threat.

This is a signal for the mining company—it’s not just about technical and operational excellence, but also about stock performance being crucial to survival.

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MidnightTrader

· 4h ago

18 months to turn things around? How big of a rebound would that require... How high does the coin price need to go?

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WagmiAnon

· 7h ago

Yet again, another mining company is heading to Waterloo. Can they turn things around in 18 months? I doubt it. --- When the coin price is not favorable, even the strongest technology is useless. --- Now it's really intense. Not only do you have to mine, but you also have to play the stock price game. --- With such high operating costs, you also have to keep an eye on the stock price. No wonder everything is collapsing. --- Delisting countdown has started. Could this company be again overextended by financing? --- Can't hold out for 10 trading days? That's really incredible. --- How tragic is it when the stock price falls below $1? It's a direct blood loss. --- I just want to ask, how many mining companies are still doing well?

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DiamondHands

· 7h ago

18 months to turn things around? These mining bosses better come up with a plan quickly, or they'll really be done for. The stock price falling below $1 and still holding for 30 days shows that the market has already seen through it. This is the reality in the crypto world: no matter how advanced the technology is, if the stock price isn't good, it will still crash. It seems that many mining companies are walking a tightrope in this wave.

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TokenToaster

· 7h ago

18 months to turn things around? That's no small feat. Mining companies are really rushing to get involved this time.

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DevChive

· 7h ago

Eighteen months is still a chance, the key is whether you can bottom out and drive the market... But honestly, the stock price has fallen so much, it shows that the fundamentals have long been problematic. Even naive investors with lots of money should wake up; mining costs are right there, what does it mean if the stock price breaks $1? Do you have no idea? This wave of mining companies is a bit unable to hold on, the delisting countdown has started, but it might also be a good opportunity to bottom out? Dare to get on board, everyone? Just 18 months... pulling back to $1 for 10 consecutive days, feels even harder than going to the moon. This is the reality; technical skills on paper are useless, the stock price is the line between life and death.

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PessimisticOracle

· 7h ago

Here we go again... The fate of crypto mining is so harsh, no matter how awesome the technology is, if the stock price doesn't perform, you gotta get out. --- 18 months to turn things around? Ha, I bet this guy won't make it past next year. --- Basically, no one wants it. No major technical or operational issues, it's just that the market isn't buying it. --- When the coin price rises, they feel uncomfortable; when it falls, they feel even worse. This is the fate of mining companies. --- It's good that delisting notices are coming early, so those who are just riding the wave can exit sooner. --- The $1 threshold... Oh my God, can this guy really hold out until 2026? --- I just want to know which company it is. They're losing so much now and still have to struggle for two more years to get out. --- A stock price crash might actually be a good thing, at least others won't get caught in the trap. --- These delisting warnings don't really change anything; once the funds are gone, they're gone.

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