Crypto Mining firm Core Scientific Going Public on the Nasdaq

Core Scientific will go public through a merger with a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC).

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Dhara Chavda

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Core Scientific, on Wednesday, announced that it plans to list on the NASDAQ exchange in a deal. Core Scientific is one of the largest hosts of bitcoin mining machines in North America. The company said in a statement that it plans to merge with Power & Digital Infrastructure Acquisition. 

As part of the deal, Core will merge into a special-purpose acquisition company Power & Digital Infrastructure, and receive about $345 million to invest in additional equipment and infrastructure. 

The company revealed it expects total revenue of $493 million and adjusted earnings of $203 million this year. Core forecasts revenues of $1.1 billion and earnings of nearly $600 million in 2022

The company also said it mined over 928 BTC in Q2 2021, and 1683 BTC in Q1 2021. They are currently worth about $53 million. In May, Michael Levitt, chairman of Core Scientific, took over as CEO after Kevin Turner stepped down. Levitt will continue as CEO after the merger. 

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Core Scientific is a 100% net carbon neutral, vertically integrated blockchain infrastructure and mining company. Existing shareholders of Core Scientific are retaining 100% of their equity in the combined company. Core Scientific stakeholders will own approximately 89%.


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Dhara Chavda is a Content Strategist and Research Analyst with 5 years of experience in the crypto industry. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering and brings a strong technical perspective to her work. Dhara specializes in DeFi, price analysis, and the core mechanics of cryptocurrencies. She also works on crypto news, including research, analysis, and assigning stories, ensuring accurate and timely coverage of key developments in the space.