It also is closing a deal on a second plant in the Western Pennsylvania area to accommodate these rigs. The company has already placed an order for more than 26,000 additional mining rigs, to be delivered throughout the end of the year and early 2022. However, it plans on a vast expansion of its mining capabilities, thanks in large part to the capital it hopes to generate from the public offering. As of right now, the company’s plant boasts about 3,000 mining machines. It looks to sell nearly six million shares of SDIG stock. The company filed for its SDIG stock IPO in mid-October, looking for a price-per-share of between $16 and $18. Stronghold is seeing-through its own clean up efforts by using these waste deposits as fuel for Bitcoin (CCC: BTC-USD) mining. Western Pennsylvania is a historically significant area for coal power production, and, as such, coal waste litters the countryside. The company sets itself apart by mining crypto using bituminous waste coal. It operates out of a single plant, with vast expansion plans in line. Stronghold is a company based just north of Pittsburgh, PA. There has been no confirmation of any fighting, but an aide to Massoud said both sides were standing ready for military action.SDIG Stock IPO Allows Investors to Invest in a Greener Crypto Mining Solution Late on Sunday, the Taliban's Alemarah information service said hundreds of fighters were heading towards Panjshir. Massoud, whose forces include remnants of regular army and special forces units, has called for negotiations to form an inclusive government for Afghanistan but has promised to resist if Taliban forces try to enter the valley, north of Kabul. The districts of Bano, Deh Saleh, Pul e-Hesar in the northern province of Baghlan were taken by local militia groups last week in one of the first signs of armed resistance to the Taliban since their seizure of the capital Kabul on August 15.īy Monday, Taliban forces had cleared the districts and were established in Badakhshan, Takhar and Andarab near the Panjshir valley, according to the Twitter account of spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid.įorces loyal to Ahmad Massoud, son of the late mujahideen commander Ahmad Shah Massoud, have established themselves in his Panjshir stronghold, which resisted both the Soviets and the Taliban before 2001. 
The Taliban were in position near the Panjshir valley and had retaken three districts in northern Afghanistan that fell to local militia groups last week, a spokesman said on Monday, though there were no confirmed reports of further fighting.
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