Mining firm aims to go public through merger with Nasdaq-listed company By Cointelegraph

Greenidge Generation, a New-York based mining company that owns its own power plant, aims to go public through a merger with technical support provider Support.com.

In an announcement today, Greenidge said it had signed an agreement with Support.com to merge in a stock-for-stock transaction. Though shareholders will have to approve the merger, the firm reports it would be one of the first publicly listed Bitcoin (BTC) mining companies to generate the power consumed by its crypto farms. Greenidge owns a power plant in Dresden, New York and a mining facility nearby.

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