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More megawatts, same project
Soluna and Bitdeer are stretching their arrangement at Project Kati 1 to 35 MW. Translation: this is not some shiny press-release confetti; it’s a sign the project is getting bigger and, presumably, more useful.
For Soluna, deals like this matter because they can turn “we’ve got a site” into “we’ve got actual demand.” In the crypto-infrastructure world, that’s the difference between showing up to the party and being the person who brought the snacks.
Why investors care
A bigger agreement can mean more revenue potential, better asset utilization, and maybe a little more confidence that the project isn’t just sitting there collecting digital dust. It also keeps Bitdeer in the picture as a real counterparty, which suggests the relationship is still active.
- Project Kati 1 is now pegged at 35 MW
- Bitdeer remains the partner on the deal
- The main takeaway is execution: more capacity, more commitment, more reason to keep watching
Big picture: this is the kind of operational breadcrumb investors use to judge whether a small-cap infrastructure story is actually building momentum or just talking a big game.