The conflict between Bitfarms and Riot Platforms has been resolved through governance changes. The companies announced a settlement on Sept. 23, with Riot agreeing to withdraw proposals and support board expansion, adding Amy Freedman and another member, while Andrés Finkielsztain stepped down. In addition, both companies agreed to a standstill arrangement lasting until 2026, preventing further hostile actions between the Bitcoin (BTC) miners. The settlement is expected to restore Bitfarms’ leadership amid previous disputes, including those linked to former CEO Geoffrey Morphy. Riot, which own…