Canaan don receive Nasdaq delisting warning; dem must make back $1 per share inside 180 days

Canaan Inc., one company wey dey make crypto mining hardware wey dey trade for Nasdaq, don receive delisting notice after hin shares close under $1 for 30 trading days straight. Nasdaq give dem 180 days (till July 13) to meet compliance by getting closing bid price of at least $1 per share for 10 trading days in a row. Canaan shares don fall about 63% in the past 12 months and dem close at $0.79 on Friday. Company talk say e fit ask Nasdaq for extra time, apply for extension, or do reverse stock split to restore compliance. The warning come as industry dey shift: plenty mining firms dey move capacity to AI computing, wey reduce demand for traditional ASIC crypto miners. If Canaan no cure the deficiency, e fit get delisted and move to over-the-counter (OTC) trading, wey usually reduce liquidity and put more pressure on the share price. Traders suppose watch for possible corporate actions (reverse splits or extension requests), short-term liquidity and volume, and sector demand signals for ASIC miners cos these go affect Canaan share volatility and trading risk.
Bearish
Di listing notice bad for Canaan shares: if price remain under $1 and Nasdaq don yan formally say dem get deficiency, e dey increase chance say dem fit delist or move to OTC, and historically those things dey reduce liquidity and investor interest. Short-term effect: more volatility, higher downside risk, and likely selling pressure as investors cut exposure or short the stock. Corporate moves (reverse stock split or Nasdaq extension) fit give small uplift, but reverse split often mean trouble and fit no fix the fundamentals. Long-term effect: if demand for ASIC miners fall as mining firms shift to AI workloads, Canaan go face weaker sales and earnings, keep valuation multiples low. For traders, the event raise risk — potential sharp price moves around corporate announcements (split/extension) and worse market liquidity if delisted. Overall, price pressure expected until clear corrective actions and sustained demand recovery show up.