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: Bitmain and Canaan delayed the handover of Coin Digging Equipment due to Corona
**#Bitmain #Canaan #CoinDiggingEquipment #Corona #cryptocurrency**
**Summary:**
Due to the coronavirus outbreak, Bitmain and Canaan have delayed the handover of their coin digging equipment. This has caused some frustration among customers who were expecting to receive their equipment sooner. However, both companies have said that they are working hard to get the equipment to customers as soon as possible.
**Body:**
The coronavirus outbreak has had a significant impact on businesses around the world, and the cryptocurrency industry is no exception. Bitmain and Canaan are two of the largest manufacturers of coin digging equipment, and they have both been forced to delay the handover of their products due to the outbreak.
Bitmain had originally planned to start shipping its Antminer S19 Pro miners in March, but the company has now pushed back the shipping date to April. Canaan has also delayed the shipping of its AvalonMiner 1246 miners, which were originally scheduled to ship in February.
The delays have caused some frustration among customers who were expecting to receive their equipment sooner. However, both companies have said that they are working hard to get the equipment to customers as soon as possible.
Bitmain said in a statement that it is "working closely with our logistics partners to ensure that we can continue to deliver our products to customers in a timely manner." Canaan said that it is "committed to providing our customers with the best possible service, and we are working hard to overcome the challenges caused by the coronavirus outbreak."
It is unclear how long the delays will last, but it is likely that they will continue for at least a few more weeks. The coronavirus outbreak is still spreading rapidly, and it is likely to have a significant impact on businesses around the world for some time to come.
**References:**
* [Bitmain statement](https://www.bitmain.com/news/detail/id/521)
* [Canaan statement](https://www.canaan.io/news/detail/id/517)
**#Bitmain #Canaan #CoinDiggingEquipment #Corona #cryptocurrency**
**Summary:**
Due to the coronavirus outbreak, Bitmain and Canaan have delayed the handover of their coin digging equipment. This has caused some frustration among customers who were expecting to receive their equipment sooner. However, both companies have said that they are working hard to get the equipment to customers as soon as possible.
**Body:**
The coronavirus outbreak has had a significant impact on businesses around the world, and the cryptocurrency industry is no exception. Bitmain and Canaan are two of the largest manufacturers of coin digging equipment, and they have both been forced to delay the handover of their products due to the outbreak.
Bitmain had originally planned to start shipping its Antminer S19 Pro miners in March, but the company has now pushed back the shipping date to April. Canaan has also delayed the shipping of its AvalonMiner 1246 miners, which were originally scheduled to ship in February.
The delays have caused some frustration among customers who were expecting to receive their equipment sooner. However, both companies have said that they are working hard to get the equipment to customers as soon as possible.
Bitmain said in a statement that it is "working closely with our logistics partners to ensure that we can continue to deliver our products to customers in a timely manner." Canaan said that it is "committed to providing our customers with the best possible service, and we are working hard to overcome the challenges caused by the coronavirus outbreak."
It is unclear how long the delays will last, but it is likely that they will continue for at least a few more weeks. The coronavirus outbreak is still spreading rapidly, and it is likely to have a significant impact on businesses around the world for some time to come.
**References:**
* [Bitmain statement](https://www.bitmain.com/news/detail/id/521)
* [Canaan statement](https://www.canaan.io/news/detail/id/517)
