BTC Miner Goes Public, The Oregon Gold Influx, Crypto IRL Partnerships

Carbon Neutral Bitcoin Miner Debuts On Nasdaq

Gryphon Digital Mining (NASDAQ:GRYP) debuted on the Nasdaq exchange today, officially becoming a public company. Finding low carbon or zero carbon sources of energy to power Bitcoin mining has become a rising trend, leading to more efficient mining operations. Gryphon is aiming to bring digital assets onto the clean energy grid and be a leader in carbon neutral Bitcoin mining at scale

Eric Sprott's Contrarian Bet On Oregon Gold

Oregon-based mining companies have been seeing an influx of new investment, notably with Paramount Gold (NYSE: PZG) landing a $15 million strategic investment from legendary mining financier Eric Sprott. Provenance Gold (CSE:PAU | OTC:PVGDF) is positioning themselves at the front of this trend as potentially the next important exploration company in the state, and have recently released drill summaries from their flagship Oregon property.

The Rapid Rise Of Crypto Partnerships

Crypto keeps making its way into the public markets, with a flurry of new partnerships and collaborations being announced between large publicly-traded companies and crypto projects. RobinHood, Warner Music Group, GoDaddy, and Visa are among the legacy companies looking to bring real world utility to digital assets.

The Sprint

• CleanSpark (NASDAQ:CLSK) is making M&A moves, announcing two new acquisitions to expand their Bitcoin mining operations.

• Nanoscale Tellurium has shown in recent research to be a semiconducting material capable of generating electricity when exposed to sunlight, representing a potential breakthrough application for tellurium in solar glass.

• Grassroots Carbon landed a new carbon credit purchase agreement with Microsoft to supply credits generated by ranch owners in the United States.

• Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) is working to help countries integrate artificial intelligence at a national level, signing collaboration agreements with the government of Canada and the US National Science Foundation.

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