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Gryphon Digital Mining, Inc. (Nasdaq:GRYP) ("Gryphon" or the "Company"), an innovative venture in the bitcoin and AI space dedicated to helping bring digital assets to the market, today announced that the Company has authorized the establishment of a strategic Bitcoin reserve program as part of its comprehensive capital strategy.
The initiative follows Gryphon's recent transformative definitive agreements to strengthen the balance sheet and acquire major assets, including:
"We are laser focused on closing our Captus transaction and growing the business. Establishing a strategic Bitcoin reserve is a natural way for us to strengthen our balance sheet to make this happen," said Steve Gutterman, Chief Executive Officer. "We view this as an opportune time to implement this strategy, particularly given what we believe to be a significant disconnect between our fundamental value and current market valuation."
About Gryphon Digital Mining
Gryphon Digital Mining, Inc. is an innovative venture in the bitcoin and AI space dedicated to helping bring digital assets to the market. With a talented leadership team coming from globally recognized brands, Gryphon has assembled thought leaders to improve digital asset network infrastructure. More information is available on https://gryphondigitalmining.com/
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