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CleanSpark, Inc. (Nasdaq: CLSK) has secured a $100 million credit facility with
Prime, leveraging its holdings as collateral to fund strategic growth without diluting equity or liquidating its digital asset reserves. The financing, announced on September 22, 2025, marks the latest phase of a broader partnership with Coinbase, which has now provided with a total of $300 million in Bitcoin-backed financing since earlier in 2025[2][4]. The company’s Bitcoin treasury currently holds approximately 12,827 , with 3,026 BTC pledged as collateral for prior loans. The new facility will be used to expand CleanSpark’s energy portfolio, scale Bitcoin mining operations, and invest in high-performance computing (HPC) infrastructure[1][2].The non-dilutive approach aligns with CleanSpark’s capital strategy, which prioritizes preserving shareholder value while maximizing the utility of its Bitcoin holdings. Gary A. Vecchiarelli, CFO and President, emphasized that the company’s “Infrastructure First” strategy has historically enhanced shareholder returns and will further diversify revenue streams beyond Bitcoin mining[1][2]. The funds will also support the development of HPC campuses, particularly in locations near major metropolitan areas, to capitalize on demand for artificial intelligence and enterprise cloud services[5]. CleanSpark’s Chief Business Officer, Harry Sudock, noted that versatility in asset utilization—such as repurposing data centers for HPC—creates “opportunity maximization” and strengthens long-term growth potential[2].
The announcement triggered a 5–7% surge in CleanSpark’s stock price in after-hours trading, with shares rising from $13.74 to $14.44–$14.60[1][3]. This follows a record-breaking third quarter for the company, which reported $198.6 million in revenue and mined 657 BTC in August 2025, a 37.5% year-over-year increase[2][4]. CleanSpark’s operational hashrate reached 50.0 EH/s as of August 2025, with plans to expand further through new megawatt contracts and infrastructure deployments. The company’s recent $200 million credit facility with Coinbase in April 2025 laid the groundwork for this latest funding round, underscoring its disciplined approach to capital allocation.
CleanSpark’s pivot into HPC reflects a broader industry trend, with Bitcoin miners increasingly diversifying into energy-intensive computing sectors. The company’s leadership transition has accelerated this strategy, with CEO Matt Schultz highlighting the potential to “optimize assets” for alternative use cases[5]. The move also aligns with Coinbase Institutional’s role as a key partner in digital asset financing, as Brett Tejpaul, Head of Coinbase Institutional, noted the collaboration strengthens the crypto ecosystem through “secure, regulated infrastructure”[5].
Analysts and investors appear to endorse the strategy. The financing announcement coincides with CleanSpark’s stock gaining over 30% in five trading days, signaling confidence in its non-dilutive growth model[5]. By avoiding equity raises and Bitcoin sales, CleanSpark maintains exposure to potential price appreciation while expanding its operational footprint. The company’s approach also mitigates risks associated with Bitcoin’s price volatility, a critical factor in an industry marked by rapid technological and market shifts[4].
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