Canaan

Canaan Inc. (aka Canaan Creative) is a company that designs and manufactures ASIC mining hardware, especially for Bitcoin. It develops high-performance computing chips, the Avalon series of miners, and also offers mining infrastructure solutions. Founded in 2013, it’s publicly traded (NASDAQ: CAN) and operates globally with a focus on efficiency, hardware R&D, and expanding both its mining product line and its presence in mining markets.

Crypto APIs

Canaan’s API is designed specifically for ASIC mining hardware management, not for trading or market data like typical crypto exchange APIs. It provides endpoints for monitoring miner status, performance metrics (hashrate, temperature, power usage), configuring hardware settings, managing pools, and automating large-scale mining operations. Unlike trading APIs, which focus on order execution and price feeds, Canaan’s API is built to optimize mining farm efficiency, enable remote administration, and integrate directly with Avalon miners and related infrastructure.

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Crypto Jobs

Canaan’s Zhiye portal is a campus-recruitment and job listing site used by the company to advertise internships, new graduate roles, and technical & non-technical positions. It showcases hiring opportunities across chip design, software, AI, operations, marketing etc., targeted at university students and recent graduates. The platform provides details on job requirements, locations (e.g. Beijing, Shanghai), application links, and timelines for campus recruiting campaigns.

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Crypto Stocks

Canaan Inc. is a publicly-traded company on the NASDAQ under the ticker CAN, offering shareholders transparency through its Investor Relations portal with stock quotes, financial filings, earnings reports, and governance information. Its business includes the design, manufacture, and sale of ASIC miners and mining infrastructure, along with performance metrics like bitcoin production and sales of miner hardware. Because its revenue depends strongly on bitcoin mining, hardware demand, chip supply, and regulatory factors, the stock behaves more like a hardware/crypto infrastructure play than a pure software or exchange business.

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