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Bitmain, a crypto mining rig manufacturer, is investing $53.9 million in Texas-based Bitcoin mining company Core Scientific as part of an ongoing supply contract. The deal comprises cash and equity for acquiring 27,000 Bitcoin mining servers. Bitmain will supply Core Scientific with these servers. Core Scientific will pay $23.1 million in cash and issue $53.9 million worth of its common stock to Bitmain in exchange. Core Scientific, which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in December 2022, anticipates a court to establish its share price during its financial restructuring. The company anticipates approval of the plan in the last quarter of the year. Bitmain has also inked a new hosting agreement with Core Scientific. Bitmain’s CEO, Max Hua, commended Core Scientific for their professionalism, integrity, and dedication to the success of their hosting customers and the growth of the Bitcoin Network. You might also like: US Senator says Bitcoin mining could boost energy gri...

Some BTC miners have declared bankruptcy or sought financial aid to stay afloat. Others are finding unique ways to grow amid the bear market. Bitcoin (BTC) miner CleanSpark is expanding operations in the state of Georgia, adding to its mining capacity despite the ongoing bear market.  Groundbreaking on a new 50-megawatt Bitcoin Mining facility in Washington, Georgia, is underway, with expected completion in late spring, CleanSpark disclosed on Jan. 19. The nearly $16 million expansion is expected to increase the company’s hashrate by 2.2 exahashes per second, with total hashrate reaching as high as 8.7 EH/s. The expanded facility will host up to 16,000 miners, including newly added Antminer S19j Pro and Antminer S19 XP models. Expansion alert: $CLSK has broken ground on phase 2 of our #WashingtonGA # Bitcoin Mining site! It will hold up to 16,000 miner s. With projected completion of the 50 MW in late spring, we expect our #hashrate to reach as high as 8.7 EH/s. More: https://t.co/q...