Source: Digihost.
  • Digihost’s (DGHI) common shares will begin trading on the Nasdaq Capital Market on November 15th
  • The company’s over-the-counter shares, currently trading under the ticker symbol HSSHD, will be uplisted to the Nasdaq under their new ticker DGHI at market open
  • It is pursuing the Nasdaq listing to enhance its investor profile and increase shareholder liquidity
  • Digihost is a growth-oriented blockchain technology company primarily focused on Bitcoin mining
  • Digihost Technology (DGHI) is up by 1.12 per cent and is currently trading at $8.99 per share

Digihost’s (DGHI) common shares will begin trading on the Nasdaq Capital Market on November 15th.

The company’s over-the-counter shares, currently trading under the ticker symbol HSSHD, will be uplisted to the Nasdaq under their new ticker DGHI at market open.

It will retain its listing on the TSX Venture Exchange under the ticker DGHI.

Digihost is pursuing the Nasdaq listing to enhance its investor profile and increase shareholder liquidity.

Michel Amar, Digihost’s CEO, stated,

“A key goal of Digihost has been to provide our investors with greater liquidity through the listing of our shares on a major United States stock exchange. We believe that uplisting the company’s shares from the OTC market to Nasdaq will also provide the company with increased access to capital and institutional recognition.

We are excited about this significant milestone for the company and our shareholders and look forward to continuing to implement our growth strategy and building value for our shareholders.”

Digihost is a growth-oriented blockchain technology company primarily focused on Bitcoin mining. The company is currently hashing at a rate of 400 PH with plans to expand to 3.6 EH by the end of 2022.

Digihost Technology (DGHI) is up by 1.12 per cent and is currently trading at $8.99 per share as of 9:33 am ET.

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