CleanSpark CEO Zach Bradford has resigned with Chairman Matt Schultz taking over as the new CEO, marking a significant leadership shift for America's Bitcoin miner. Bitcoin and mining stocks kicked off the week with a bullish start as BTC briefly touched $122,000 before settling around $120,000.

• CleanSpark achieved its ambitious target of 50 exahash by June 2024
• Leadership change comes despite CleanSpark's strong operational performance 
• Share price has declined from $23-24 to under $10 despite hash rate growth
• Company operates 33 smaller sites versus competitors' mega-facilities
• CleanSpark remains committed to pure Bitcoin mining without HPC/AI strategy
• Company has second most efficient mining fleet at 16.07 joules per terahash
• March 2024 insider selling and ATM announcement damaged retail sentiment
• Zach Bradford's separation package totals approximately $29 million
• Matt Schultz previously served as CEO when the company formed in 2014
• Company has maintained strong operational metrics despite share price struggles

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