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CleanSpark Inc., a leader in America’s Bitcoin mining, has announced the successful acquisition of a new mining site and execution of 75 MW power contracts in Wyoming. The site, boasting a 30 MW capacity, is set to enhance the company’s mining capacity by over 2 exahashes per second once operational. Positioned in Cheyenne, this facility will feature full immersion cooling technology, marking it as CleanSpark’s second of this kind, with construction starting immediately.
The company is also finalizing the acquisition of a second site in Wyoming, which will add 45 MW to its capabilities and increase the hashrate by an additional 3 EH/s. This expansion is part of CleanSpark’s strategic growth, which includes 16 operational sites across multiple states. The new operations are expected to be fully functional before the end of 2024, showcasing the latest S21 immersion XPs, the most advanced Bitcoin mining machines to date.
This expansion aligns with recent supportive moves in Wyoming, including the University of Wyoming’s new Bitcoin Research Institute and legislative developments promoting the industry. CleanSpark’s CEO, Zach Bradford, expressed enthusiasm about the supportive environment in Wyoming, indicating plans for further expansion in the state. This move underscores the growing embrace of cryptocurrency technology in regional economic strategies.
MicroStrategy Incorporated (Nasdaq: MSTR) reported its financial results for Q2 2024, revealing an increase in its Bitcoin holdings. The company acquired 12,222 bitcoins since the beginning of the quarter, at an average price of $65,882 per bitcoin, bringing its total holdings to 226,500 BTC, purchased for $8.3 billion at an average cost of $36,821 per bitcoin, as of July 31st. In July alone, MicroStrategy acquired an additional 169 BTC for $11.4 million, Michael Saylor announced.
In July, @MicroStrategy acquired an additional 169 BTC for $11.4 million and now holds 226,500 BTC. Please join us at 5pm ET as we discuss our Q2 2024 financial results, the outlook for $BTC, and our #Bitcoin…
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Welcome to the On the Margin Newsletter, brought to you by Ben Strack, Casey Wagner and Felix Jauvin. Here’s what you’ll find in today’s edition:
We read between the lines of yesterday’s Fed meeting.
As crypto gets political, an industry CEO expects Democrats to soon appeal to the industry.
SEC Commissioner Mark Uyeda doubles down on his pro-crypto stance.
The biggest FOMC takeaways
What’s become a regular sequence occurred again yesterday during the FOMC meeting.
First we get the FOMC statement, which…
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Crypto.com has taken the lead over Coinbase in trading volume, recording a substantial 23% boost to reach $3.16 billion as of August 1. This surge is largely fueled by an increasing roster of institutional clients and the impactful launch of the United States’ first spot Ether ETFs. The shift underscores the growing preference for innovative cryptocurrency platforms that cater extensively to both retail and institutional investors.

Giuseppe Giuliani, Managing Director of Crypto.com, links this remarkable growth to the acquisition of new, significant clients bolstered by improved market conditions. The successful rollout of Ether ETFs has notably enhanced trading volumes, particularly in Ether spot and perpetual markets, signaling robust and continuous growth.
This pivotal development not only marks a significant milestone for Crypto.com but also highlights the broader industry trend towards mainstream financial adoption of cryptocurrencies. As institutional engagement deepens, the potential for cryptocurrencies to reach unprecedented highs grows increasingly likely.
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Last night, I walked past an ambulance that belonged to some sort of ambulance startup named, I kid you not, “Ambulnz.”
I get it, there are a lot of companies. They can’t all have top-shelf names. But for your own sake, if you’re naming a startup, just use real words with spellings that are clear to pronounce. Anyways:
No, the SEC didn’t say SOL isn’t a security
On Tuesday, a new filing in the SEC v. Binance case revealed that the SEC intends to drop its allegation that a host of Binance-listed tokens including SOL are securities, meaning the court would not need to issue a ruling on whether SOL is a security.
The SEC initially brought 13 charges against Binance last…
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