Exhibit 99.2

Riot Platforms Acquisition of Block Mining Expanding Riot’s footprint and building on Block Mining’s momentum July 23, 2024 NASDAQ: RIOT

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3 Expanding with a Low-Cost Kentucky Operator Transaction includes two operating data centers in addition to a strong pipeline of development opportunities in Kentucky ▪ 35 MW wholly-owned data center in Paducah, KY ▪ Can expand to 60 MW under existing agreements with potential up to 100 MW ▪ Currently a mix of self-mining and hosting, with hosting business to be phased out as contracts expire Site 1: Commerce Drive ▪ 25 MW data center in Calvert City, KY with expansion potential to 55 MW ▪ 18 MW(1) vacant and available for ASIC deployment, which Riot expects to fill mostly with existing miners Site 2: Blue Steel ▪ Wholly-owned greenfield site with expansion potential between 60-150 MW ▪ Riot anticipates construction and full deployment to be completed by YE2025 Site 3: Coleman Road Current 1.0 EH/s(2) 60 MW YE2024 Target 4.8 EH/s 110 MW Total Expansion Potential 15.8 EH/s 305 MW Average LTM All-in Power Cost ~$42 / MWh Combined Site Potential Self-Mining Hash Rate Total Power Capacity (1) Includes capacity post termination of hosting contracts under change of control provisions. (2) Does not include additional 0.6 EH/s of hash rate under management from existing hosting customers.

4 Establishing an Additional Growth Arm with Block Mining Transaction immediately adds to Riot’s existing self-mining hash rate and provides a pipeline for expansion in a new, mining-friendly jurisdiction Immediate Hash Rate Growth + Development Pipeline Riot Grows Nationally and Diversifies its Business Expands Riot’s Strategic Relationship with Power Riot is Acquiring a Strong Operator ` ▪ Adds current identified pipeline that could bring operations in Kentucky to over 300 MW across three sites ▪ Supplements and bolsters Riot’s existing growth plans to 100 EH/s ▪ Expands capacity outside Texas in a new, mining-friendly jurisdiction ▪ Strengthens relationships with various power companies and local utilities including the Tennessee Valley Authority and others within the Midcontinent Independent System Operator (“MISO”) region ▪ Consistent with Riot’s Texas-based operations, operations in Kentucky will actively participate in flexible demand response programs that help provide stability to local power markets ▪ Participation in these programs will also optimize the all-in cost of power ▪ Acquired sites have demonstrated a history of strong operating performance and complements the existing Riot operations team ▪ Block Mining has demonstrated to be a capital efficient developer and low-cost operator 1 2 3 4

23MW 11MW 26MW Self-Mining Hosting Vacant and Available for ASIC Deployment Construction Cost(6) MW(7) $ / MW Commerce $28M 65 $0.43M Blue Steel $9M 30 $0.30M Coleman $64M 150 $0.43M Total Construction Cost $100M 245 $0.41M 5 -- 50.0 100.0 150.0 200.0 250.0 300.0 Jul-2024 Nov-2024 Mar-2025 Jul-2025 Nov-2025 Mar-2026 Jul-2026 Nov-2026 Immediate Hash rate Growth + Development Pipeline Current identified pipeline that could bring operations in Kentucky to over 300 MW across three sites 100 MW 155 MW 305 MW 25MW expansion at Commerce completed in ~Nov 2024. Expansion by 25MW is within the existing 60MW PPA. 25MW available at Blue Steel at closing with 25MW of additional power available in Dec 2024, and 5MW in Jul 2025(2) . 40MW expansion at Commerce estimated for ~Jul 2025. 150MW greenfield build at Coleman estimated for Dec 2025. Contingent on a PPA. Self-Mining Power Capacity Growth Commerce(1) Blue Steel Coleman(1) Total Expenditure Cost Per EH/s Construction Cost $100M Total Expenditure $470M Cost of Miners(4) $245M Total Hash Rate 15.8 EH/s Purchase Consideration(5) $125M Total Expenditure $470M Cost Per EH/s $30M 1 (1) Expansion at Commerce beyond 60MW and for all expansion at Coleman are subject to requisite PPA’s. (2) Subject to contract amendment. (3) Includes capacity from terminated hosting contracts with change of control provisions. (4) Assumes purchase of M66S’ at a cost of $16.5/TH/s. (5) Assumes all contingent consideration is earned. (6) Includes refundable long-term utility deposits. (7) Excludes existing capacity of 60MW. Capital Expenditure Budget 60MW Power Capacity at Close(3) (3)

6 Block Mining will accelerate Riot’s growth and bolster its path to reaching 100 EH/s of self-mining 1 Immediate Hash rate Growth + Development Pipeline (cont’d) 3.1 EH/s 9.7 EH/s 12.4 EH/s 12.4 EH/s 22.0 EH/s 28.1 EH/s 36.3 EH/s 43.6 EH/s 56.6 EH/s 75.3 EH/s 100.0 EH/s 2021A 2022A 2023A Q1 2024A Q2 2024A Q3 2024E Q4 2024E H1 2025E H2 2025E Full Corsicana & Kentucky Development 2027+ Rockdale Rockdale Expansion Corsicana KY 2024 Expansion KY Future Expansion Additional Growth Assuming full exercise of additional MicroBT purchase options Historical Assuming full buildout of Corsicana & Kentucky capacity (1) (2) (1) ‘KY 2024 Expansion’ includes current installed capacity and development of additional MWs up to immediately available power capacity of 110 MW (inclusive of installed capacity). (2) ‘KY Future Expansion’ includes current installed capacity and development of additional MWs up to current PPA expansion targets which total 305 MW (inclusive of installed capacity).

7 Block Mining provides an operational footprint and an exciting pipeline outside of Texas Pro Forma Capacity(1) (MW) at Close(2) Pro Forma Capacity (MW) by YE2025(3) 67% 28% 3% 2% Rockdale Corsicana Commerce Drive Blue Steel 40% 44% 5% 3% 8% Rockdale Corsicana Commerce Drive Blue Steel Coleman Road Strengthening Partnerships with 2 Riot Grows Nationally and Diversifies its Business (1) Rockdale and Corsicana based on previously announced nameplate capacity; Commerce, Blue Steel and Coleman Road based on expected nominal load. (2) Includes 35 MW at Commerce Drive and 25 MW at Blue Steel. (3) Based on total Riot Kentucky future expansion potential of 305 MW. 16% 5%

8 Acquired sites participate in flexible demand response programs that help provide stability to local power markets while optimizing cost of power ▪ Riot will partner with Voltus for service and execution of its energy strategy by participating in various demand response programs ▪ Power load is negotiated with MISO, which allow sites to automatically power up and down in minutes to meet grid demand and stabilize prices Operating Reserves ▪ Operational since March 2023 with participation continuously year-round ▪ Provides grid frequency control for durations between 40-60 minutes Price Response ▪ Operational since March 2023 with participation continuously year-round ▪ Variable strike price based on market economics Load Modifying Resource ▪ Operational since June 2023 ▪ Register capacity with MISO and if an issue with load arises, MISO can signal to turn off, which results in capacity credits Emergency Demand Response ▪ Operational since June 2023 ▪ Infrequently called, but highly important for grid stability 3 Expands Riot’s Strategic Relationship with Power MISO Demand Response Programs

$23,034 $21,580 $22,917 Riot Block Mining Pro Forma 9 History of strong operating performance complements the existing Riot operations team Pro Forma Cost to Mine Bitcoin(1) Capital Efficient Developer ▪ The combination of power strategy, high uptime and labor force efficiency has delivered an attractive Cost to Mine per Bitcoin ▪ Opportunistic site selection has helped leverage existing underutilized electrical infrastructure, reducing overall cost and time to build 4 Riot is Acquiring a Strong Operator (1) Three months ended as of March 31, 2024. Non-GAAP, net of $5.1 million of power curtailment credits and excluding power costs of $4.5 million provided to remaining hosting clients. Direct cost to produce 1 BTC of $30,120 based on GAAP cost of Bitcoin Mining revenues. (2) Includes only self-mined Bitcoin. (3) Average weighted by total Bitcoin mined . (4) Weighted average capex per MW buildout cost at Commerce Drive and Blue Steel. (2) (3) $302K / MW $80K / MW $210K / MW Commerce Drive Blue Steel Average Capex Per MW Buildout Cost ($/MW) Low-Cost Operator (4)

10 Brings additional talent in-house with experienced management team that brings connections to the local community 4 Riot is Acquiring a Strong Operator Michael Stoltzner ▪ Michael is the co-founder and a major shareholder of Block Mining ▪ Previously, he co-founded proprietary trading firm Futrex Trading, LLC. The firm has traded billions of dollars in futures and options contracts. Michael has thirty+ years of experience in managing proprietary trading on worldwide exchanges. Erik Ellingson ▪ CFO at Block Mining ▪ Erik has over twelve years of financial experience in investment banking, capital markets and investing across global markets and asset classes, including digital assets. ▪ Prior to joining Block Mining as CFO, he was a partner at CMT Digital’s Venture Fund focused on business development and capital markets activities. Jeremy Witten ▪ EVP of Engineering & Director of Mining Operations at Block Mining ▪ Prior to Block Mining, Jeremy spent twelve years managing maintenance, electrical, engineering, environmental compliance, and construction in the Ferroalloy industry. ▪ He has also spent over three years conceptualizing and building data centers.

11 Transaction Overview Transaction ▪ Riot has acquired 100% ownership of Block Mining Consideration ▪ Up to $125 million on a cash-free, debt-free, Bitcoin-free basis, subject to customary working capital adjustments Form of Consideration ▪ Upfront consideration equal to $92.5 million consisting of $18.5 million in cash and $74 million in an amount of Riot shares issued at the 20-day VWAP ending on July 18th, 2024 ▪ Earn-out consideration of up to $32.5 million payable upon achieving certain milestones tied to infrastructure developed and power capacity additions via executed PPAs – $10.0 million upon execution of 60 MW PPA at Coleman Road – $10.0 million upon improvement of economic terms in Coleman PPA – $12.5 million upon execution of PPAs above an aggregate of 170 MW up to 305 MW prior to December 31, 2025 Continuity ▪ Key members of the management team have joined Riot ▪ Management are efficient operators with strong local relationships Closing ▪ Concurrent sign and close on July 23, 2024

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0.0 1.71 10.45 10.36 18.1 1.7 8.7 0.1 7.6 13 Existing Hosting Business Riot plans to wind-down the acquired hosting business and focus on self-mining ▪ At close, ~18 MW of capacity is still being used to host 3rd parties ▪ 8 MW of contracts are subject to change of control (“CoC”) provisions that will be exercised upon closing ▪ The remaining contracts will continue to expire until May 2025 ▪ Riot intends to replace terminated and expiring hosting contracts with its own miners Hosting Capacity Expiry July 2024 Exercise CoC Q3 2024 Q1 2025 Q2 2025 May 2025 Contracts with CoC Provisions Standard Contract Expiry

Q2 2024 Estimated Bitcoin production Cost to mine Rockdale construction Corsicana Facility 400 MW build-out (remaining) Corsicana Facility additional 200 MW build-out Corsicana miner purchases BMI acquisition (cash consideration) Kentucky 2024 expansion Kentucky future expansion 14 Growth Plans Fully-Funded Through Year-End 2025 (1) As of June 30, 2024. (2) As of June 30, 2024. Based on market price of BTC of approximately $62,678 as of June 30, 2024. (3) Assumes average global network hash rate of 615 EH/s in 2024 (June to December), and 663 EH/s in 2025 (January to December), includes BTC production from Bitcoin mining operations from the Rockdale Facility, estimated Company future deployed self-mining hash rate at the Corsicana Facility, and estimated Company future deployed self-mining hash rate related to the Block Mining acquisition. (4) Includes forecasted cost of revenue for Riot’s Bitcoin Mining segment net of allocated power curtailment credits. (5) Assumes outstanding infrastructure capital expenditure as of June 30, 2024, only. (6) Includes remaining capital expenditure on second order of 66,560 additional miners scheduled to be delivered through April 2025. (7) Includes infrastructure capital expenditures and miner purchases for 55MW of added capacity. (8) Includes infrastructure capital expenditures and miner purchases for 190MW of added capacity. (5) (6) (2)(3) (4) (7) (8) $639 million cash & marketable securities(1) 9,334 BTC(2) $13 million $143 million $45 million $148 million $19 million $95 million $250 million

15 Block Mining Historical Financial Summary (1) Quarterly financials are unaudited (in $ thousands, except for per share amounts) FY 2022 FY 2023 Q1 2024(1) Revenue Revenue - mining $25,192 $18,512 $6,357 Revenue - hosting 6,066 9,175 2,134 Sale of mining equipment 38,432 948 - Other Revenue - - 59 Total Revenue 69,691 28,635 8,549 Bitcoin mining costs 8,938 7,323 2,524 Data center hosting costs 13,155 9,542 1,424 Mining equipment expense 35,173 300 - Total Cost of Revenue 57,265 17,165 3,948 Gross Profit 12,425 11,470 4,601 Selling, general, & administrative expenses 7,054 6,016 1,882 Depreciation 18,017 9,015 4,567 Impairment of property, plant, and equipment 17,578 - - Disposal of property, plant, and equipment 1,571 - - Loss on sale of property, plant, and equipment - 181 - Power curtailment credits - (323) (347) Realized (Gain)/loss on sale of digital assets 830 (166) (200) Change in fair value of digital assets (107) (1) - Total Operating Expenses 44,943 14,722 5,903 Operating Loss (32,518) (3,252) (1,302) Interest Expense (3,430) (2,241) (326) Interest Income 17 198 52 Gain/(Loss) on investments (203) 49 12 Other income 2,615 1,094 - Loss before provision for income taxes (33,519) (4,152) (1,564) Income Taxes (1,419) 105 - Net Loss (32,100) (4,256) (1,564) Depreciation 18,017 9,015 4,567 Income taxes (1,419) 105 - Interest income (17) (198) (52) Interest expense 3,430 2,241 326 Interest, Taxes, Depreciation 20,012 11,163 4,841 EBITDA ($12,088) $6,906 $3,277