[BlockBeats] US-listed company Soluna Holdings just made a big move—securing a $32 million financing deal.
This company, focused on green data centers, followed Nasdaq rules this time, issuing 18.07 million shares of common stock at $1.77 per share, plus accompanying Series C warrants. How will the funds be used? The company stated the money will mainly go toward three areas: daily operating expenses, project equity investment, and continuing to bet on high-performance computing businesses that require significant computing power, such as Bitcoin mining and generative AI.
In short, Soluna is planning to use capital market funds to double down on both mining and AI tracks.
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ConfusedWhale
· 6h ago
$32 million invested in mining and AI—this pace is really not slow.
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MercilessHalal
· 6h ago
It's both mining and AI—this round of funding is really a bet on the future, isn't it? The concept of green data centers is truly hot right now.
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RugPullAlarm
· 6h ago
You want to bet on both mining and AI with just 32 million? To be honest, that amount of funding is a bit stingy. Those who are truly in the game have already gone all in. This pace doesn't feel quite right...
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SybilSlayer
· 6h ago
Once again, they're increasing funding to ramp up mining. This playbook is getting more and more familiar. Let's see if they can really outperform the AI wave.
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MysteryBoxAddict
· 6h ago
Another fundraising news—mining and AI really seem like money pits right now, with capital pouring in like crazy.
Soluna Holdings raises $32 million, continues to bet on Bitcoin mining and AI computing power
[BlockBeats] US-listed company Soluna Holdings just made a big move—securing a $32 million financing deal.
This company, focused on green data centers, followed Nasdaq rules this time, issuing 18.07 million shares of common stock at $1.77 per share, plus accompanying Series C warrants. How will the funds be used? The company stated the money will mainly go toward three areas: daily operating expenses, project equity investment, and continuing to bet on high-performance computing businesses that require significant computing power, such as Bitcoin mining and generative AI.
In short, Soluna is planning to use capital market funds to double down on both mining and AI tracks.