Matt Schultz, CEO of CleanSpark, shares one of the most emotional moments from the company’s early days — when payroll was uncertain and the pressure of building the business was overwhelming. Schultz recalls a night when his wife handed him her wedding ring and told him to use it if necessary to make payroll. It was a moment that captured the real stress and sacrifice behind building a company from the ground up. Back then, Schultz was driving across states to meet investors and raise small checks — sometimes just $5,000 at a time — for an OTC-listed company through private offerings. Fast forward to today, and CleanSpark regularly sees over $1 billion in daily trading liquidity, with access to sophisticated capital markets like convertible bond financing. The contrast shows just how dramatic the journey can be for companies that survive the early grind. Schultz says one thing hasn’t changed: success at this scale still requires relentless work. #CleanSpark #MattSchultz #Bitcoin...