On January 17, the cryptocurrency mining company Riot Platforms announced that it paid a $96 million acquisition deal by selling approximately 1,080 Bitcoins, acquiring 200 acres of land in Rockdale, Texas. The company also signed a data center leasing and service agreement with semiconductor company AMD, initially deploying 25 MW of “critical IT load capacity.” Riot stated that this initial 10-year agreement could generate approximately $311 million in revenue for the company, with the potential to reach $1 billion if three five-year renewals are executed. Driven by this news, the company’s stock traded on NASDAQ (ticker RIOT) surged to $18.80, an 11% increase over the past 24 hours.
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Mining company Riot sells 1,080 BTC to purchase Texas land and jointly build a data center with AMD, stock price closes up 16.02%
On January 17, the cryptocurrency mining company Riot Platforms announced that it paid a $96 million acquisition deal by selling approximately 1,080 Bitcoins, acquiring 200 acres of land in Rockdale, Texas. The company also signed a data center leasing and service agreement with semiconductor company AMD, initially deploying 25 MW of “critical IT load capacity.” Riot stated that this initial 10-year agreement could generate approximately $311 million in revenue for the company, with the potential to reach $1 billion if three five-year renewals are executed. Driven by this news, the company’s stock traded on NASDAQ (ticker RIOT) surged to $18.80, an 11% increase over the past 24 hours.