BTC miner Core Scientific gets interim nod for $37.4M bankruptcy loan
The loan would allow Core Scientific to keep its mining and hosting operations afloat while it restructures.
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The loan would allow Core Scientific to keep its mining and hosting operations afloat while it restructures.
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