Good afternoon, and welcome to the CleanSpark Year-End and Q4 Earnings Call. All participants will be in listen-only mode. [Operator Instructions] After today’s presentation, there will be an opportunity to ask questions. [Operator Instructions] Please note this event is being recorded. I would now like to turn the conference over to Rachel Silverstein, VP of Compliance and General Counsel. Please go ahead.

Welcome everyone. On behalf CleanSpark, Inc., I welcome you to our fourth fiscal quarter and year-end financial results conference call. My name is Rachel Silverstein, I’m CleanSpark ‘s VP of Compliance and General Counsel. With us today with prepared remarks are CleanSpark’s Chief Executive Officer, Zach Bradford; and Matt Schultz, our Executive Chairman. Before beginning, I would like to remind everyone that with the exception of historical information, the matters discussed in this presentation are forward-looking statements as defined by federal securities laws. Investors are cautioned that these forward-looking statements involve a number of risks and uncertainties. Forward-looking statements may include words such as anticipate, could, estimate, intend, expect, believe, potential, will, should, project, and similar expressions. Further information on the Company’s risk factors is contained in the Company’s quarterly and annual reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Today, December 14, 2021, the Company will be filing its Form 10-K, which will be available on SEC.gov and the Company’s website, shortly. A press release announcing our financial results is also being issued. Participants on this call may wish to review the press release, as the Company will include a summary of the results discussed on this call. Finally, please note that on today’s call, management will refer to non-GAAP financial measures in which CleanSpark excludes certain expenses from its GAAP financial results. Please refer to CleanSpark’s press release and 10-K which contain a full discussion of this information and a reconciliation of its non-GAAP performance measures to the most comparable GAAP financial measures. The press release will also be available on our website. Following the prepared remarks, we will open for a short Q&A for the analyst community. With that said, I would like to turn the call over to our Executive Chairman, Matt Schultz.

Thank you very much, Rachel. Good afternoon, everyone, and thank you for joining our call. I want to start off the call by thanking my colleagues for all the work they’ve done to round out a terrific year of growth. We’re in the middle of the holiday season, and our teams have worked tirelessly to prepare for today’s call. What a way to end the year and what a year it’s been. I’ll now turn it over to Zach Bradford, CleanSpark’s CEO, to discuss our results in detail.

Hey, thanks, Matt, and I want to echo your words. Our team has put in a lot of work, and I’m thankful for their commitment. I’m going to provide a summary of our results in more detail later in the call, but I want to take a quick moment to discuss some of our significant fourth quarter and year-end highlights. Our revenue grew from $10 million to $49.4 million, that’s nearly a 400% growth. And our adjusted EBITDA, which we believe provides an important measure of our performance, resulted in a non-GAAP net income for the year of approximately $9 million, that ultimately was $0.31 per share, compared on the same basis to a $1.07 loss per share for the same period in the prior year. We also achieved our projected revenue with almost $50 million for the year. CleanSpark is a Bitcoin miner. Bitcoin mining is our primary business segment in terms of revenue, our most efficient in terms of costs and margin and our most important in terms of maximizing value for our shareholders. As of today’s filing, our hash rate is approximately 1.3 exahash. Our calendar year-to-date Bitcoin production as of the end of November is 1,083, and we have over 40 megawatts of machines operating. Based upon the industry measures, we believe we are incredibly undervalued as a Bitcoin mining company. We are rapidly growing and even outpacing many of our competitors. This growth is backed by our strategy of smart, sustainable growth, which includes taking steps to limit dilution to our shareholders. Our hash rate growth over the past quarter is consistently among the top of publicly-traded Bitcoin mining companies. We believe the market is just catching up, and will soon recognize and close what we see as a market value gap. We believe that…

Thank you, Zach. We received several questions from the analyst community that we will now address prior to closing. First question: “How is the hash rate growth compared to our prior forecasts? And do you anticipate any challenges?”

I’ll go ahead and take that one, Zach. This is Matt. As a high growth company, challenges are our commonplace. How we face those challenges is what matters. And we believe that our proactive approach to energy management and the subsequent access to mining rigs to be deployed and energized on a just-in-time basis, give us a unique competitive advantage. We’ve found opportunities to purchase equipment to consume the energy available as it comes on line. And as Zach mentioned in his comments, we have 48 mobile mining centers, currently installed and deployed at our College Park Georgia facility. Over the next few weeks, those will all be coming on line and we expect to keep our revenue and Bitcoin production targets as we’ve discussed in prior guidance. Thanks for that question.

Thank you, Matt. Second question: “Industry reports indicate that immersion cooling allows the miners to operate above the labeled hash rate. Does the Company anticipate the ability to overclock the rates that are across?”

I’m going to go ahead and take that one. This is Zach. Immersion cooling, we’re extremely excited about it. Now, I’m sure, the way the question was posed, many people have read about immersion cooling and the exciting things that you can do. As I mentioned earlier, it’s all about efficiency. Now, I want to address what overclock really means for those of you that don’t know. What overclock means is you’re able to push the machines at a faster rate of processing than the manufacturer label on it. Now, the reason you’re able to do so is because you’re able to control the heat around it. That’s really a limiting factor when it comes to miners of how quick they can process and how hard you can push them. So, all about heat transfer. When you immerse them in a liquid, this liquid of course is a non-conductive material from an electricity point of view, is the heat transfer is much more efficient, which means you can push them harder, because you don’t have to worry about them overheating. So, now return back to the question. Do we think we’re going to be able to overclock them? Absolutely, we’re really excited about some of the developments that for the 19 series that we’re going to be putting in that facility, overclocking is still being developed. So we don’t quite know if we’re going to be able to push them exactly what the percentage improvement is, but we know we’re going to be able to push them further. We also know they’re going to last longer and the maintenance costs are going to be lower. So, this is a really big gain for us, and we’re really excited about it. Thanks for that question.

Thank you Zach. Third question: “CleanSpark’s juxtaposition of selling Bitcoin for expansion to avoid dilution. In retrospect, was this the best decision and does the Company expect to continue this practice?

Hey, I’m going to take that one again. This is Zach. Now, Matt and I are two of the largest individual shareholders in the Company, and so just like all of our shareholders, we’re extremely conscious of dilution. And our belief is it was absolutely the right mode. If you think about Bitcoin mining, we’re here to generate value. But if you never turn that into a useful asset or additional row, it’s just a number on a balance sheet. So rather than add additional dilution to our shareholders through another equity raise or things like that, we really think it’s important to take other steps such as selling and monetizing a Bitcoin. But also, also we are going to pursue other things like debt. Now, anything that protects our shareholders from dilution, we see as a positive thing. Because again, I said this on our last call, it’s all about generating earnings per share. And I say this a lot, if we have lower shares outstanding than our peers -- I’m just going to use simple math. Let’s just say one of our peers has three times as many shares outstanding, that means in simple math, they have to be 3 times larger and produce three and 3 times the amount of income to produce the same earnings per share. We are here to deliver value to our shareholders, and one of the ways, and one of the levers we can pull to do that is by limiting dilution and using the Bitcoin we have on our balance sheet, as an asset. And assets are there to be used for everybody’s benefit and growth is what we’re pursuing right now. Therefore, it’s the highest value for us to use.

Thanks, Zach. Next question: “Does CleanSpark use green energy or traditional energy resources?”

This is Zach. I’ll go ahead and take that one again. We use both, and anything that touches the traditional power grid right now, uses both. But we are focused on renewable and clean energy, as our base source. Now, at each of our facilities, we have different mixes, and we are very -- we have a very high concentration of renewable. And in addition to that, we are participating in programs, so that currently any amount of power we are using for Bitcoin mining that is not in a renewable or clean impact, it’s being offset by renewable energy credits that we’re buying. So, the only reason, just to be Frank that we haven’t already come out and said we’re a 100% renewable is because, we’re basically just getting -- we are working with independent professionals to get it independently verified. We think it’s important that there is data behind statements. And so, when we are done with these reports and this data, we’ll be putting it out there. But we’re really taking steps and we’re really close to being able to make those claims out in the public.

Thank you, Zach. In megawatt equivalency, roughly how many megawatts are expected to come on line in the next few weeks?

This is Zach again. I can answer that question. It’s going to be about 23 megawatts of power that’s going to be coming online at the College Park facility. We also expect an additional 5 megawatts to be coming online in the next few weeks with one of our partners. So, it’s -- and I’m using round numbers here. It’s going to be about 28 megawatts of total power coming online over the next couple of weeks.

This will be our final question, Zach. What are the potential difficulties in getting the miners online, as you receive them, and as you received the scheduled shipments from now until September, 2022?

I’ll go ahead and take that one, Rachel. Thanks. This is Matt. So, the difficulties or challenges have really been surrounding the availability of igniting and energizing the surface. We’ve got a world-class team of miners. And as Zach mentioned in his earlier comments and we’ve talked about many times publicly, Bernardo and his team have been personally responsible for the mining more than 50,000 Bitcoins. So, when it comes to the proper personnel and the proper approach, we really have that covered. What our challenges have been and we’ve been fortunate that we’ve been proactive in the approach. But like what we talked about with regard to College Park, we’ve got a series of circuits that will be energized. And that’s just a process with regards to not only the final approval by the city and utility, but then the commissioning of those circuits. And when you turn on that much power at once, it’s -- they ignite one system or one circuit at a time to measure and ensure that everything is falling within the specifications. So, we really feel like our approach of energy first has set us apart. And so, we don’t anticipate being impacted by supply chain and some of those other concerns. Earlier in the year, we saw delays in receiving Ethernet cables or receiving power cords to support that equipment. But again, being proactive and preparing for that in advance allowed us to have that equipment available and online in order to hit the benchmarks we talked about. So, we feel really confident about the guidance we’ve given and expect to continue on that trajectory. Thanks for that question, and appreciate everyone.

Thanks, Matt. That concludes our Q&A. And I’ll now turn it over to Zach for closing remarks.

Hey. Thank you, Rachel. Now, I just want to briefly conclude by wishing all of our listeners very happy holidays, especially our employees and shareholders. It’s been a really great year for CleanSpark. Our financial results continue to trend upwards, our revenue growth is strong, and we have a clear understanding of how to improve our costs. And we’re a Bitcoin miner. We believe in the work we’re doing not only for the value it provider shareholders and make no mistake, it’s extremely profitable, but also for the value it provides for growing energy generation in our communities, and access to financial wellbeing for users worldwide. What we are doing here is nothing less than building the infrastructure of the new economy. Our shareholders and employees, many of which are shareholders by the way, are all part of that. Happy holidays, and thanks everybody for joining our call.

Before we end today’s earnings call, I would like to remind everyone that this call will be available for replay later today. Please refer to today’s press release for dial-in and replay instructions available via the Company’s website. Thank you for joining.

The conference has now concluded. Thank you for attending today’s presentation. You may now disconnect.