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BRIEF-Gryphon Digital Mining Acquires Ultra Low-Cost Power Mining Operations At $0.01/Kwh

Aug 20, 2024 5:28 AM

Aug 20 (Reuters) - Gryphon Digital Mining Inc ( GRYP ):

* GRYPHON DIGITAL MINING INC ( GRYP ) - ACQUIRES ULTRA LOW-COST POWER

MINING OPERATIONS AT ABOUT $0.01/KWH

* GRYPHON DIGITAL MINING ( GRYP ) - ACQUISITION IS EXPECTED TO BE

IMMEDIATELY ACCRETIVE AS IT WILL GENERATE FREE CASH FLOW ON DAY

ONE

* GRYPHON DIGITAL MINING ( GRYP ) - ENTERED INTO AN AGREEMENT TO

ACQUIRE UP

TO 2.9 MW OF BITCOIN MINING OPERATIONS

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