Bitcoin Mining: Opportunity to Maximize Returns from a Valuable Wyoming State Land Parcel

State Land Next to Campstool Substation

Special Use Lease: R

eady for Bitcoin Mining

When Bison Blockchain began developing the Campstool bitcoin mining site, the plan had always been to use electrical power from the Campstool substation (pictured here) to power bitcoin mining machines, whereby the state of Wyoming would receive a per-machine royalty (or Bitcoin mining returns) under a Special Use Lease (SUL).

No one envisioned Bison’s removal from the project by its former Chinese partners (especially given all of Bison’s work to develop the Campstool site) or the subsequent sale of the North Range and Campstool sites (and valuable power contract for 75MWs) to CleanSpark Inc.

The opportunity remains: to fulfill the vision to help the state of Wyoming and maximize returns from this valuable Wyoming state land parcels next to the Campstool substation.

This land is usable for industrial Bitcoin mining under a Special Use Lease and is adjacent to the Campstool substation and available power for industrial bitcoin mining.

To learn more, contact us.

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