CryptoStar Corp
XTSX:CSTR

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CryptoStar Corp
XTSX:CSTR
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Price: 0.01 CAD
Market Cap: 4.2m CAD
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Market Cap
4.2m CAD
Industry
Technology

CryptoStar Corp. engages in the cryptocurrency mining operations. The company is headquartered in Toronto, Ontario. The company went IPO on 2017-05-19. The firm operates in the distributed ledger technology space, utilizing specialized equipment (Miners) to perform intensive cryptographic operations to validate transactions on the Blockchain, receiving digital currencies (primarily Bitcoin and Ethereum). The company has cryptocurrency mining operations with data centers located in the United States of America and Canada. The company is focused on becoming a cryptocurrency producer in North America and a supplier of graphics processing unit (GPU) and Application-Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC) miners and hosting solutions. The firm is also focused on expanding its data center operations in Alberta, Canada by partnering with cryptocurrency miners seeking operating locations in North America.

CSTR Intrinsic Value
0.002 CAD
Overvaluation 76%
Intrinsic Value
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