The latest amendment with the original company removes a $5-million termination fee if the deal is not completed on or before September 30, a year after the original plan was unveiled. The original agreement was a reverse acquisition with Rhodium, a bitcoin miner, ending up as the publicly held company known as SilverSun Technologies. The parent of SWK would be spun out as a separate company, SilverSun Technologies Holdings, which would apply for a stock exchange listing. In 2022, Rhodium had previously withdrawn a $100-million initial public offering before the deal with SilverSun was announced. Then, Rhodium was sued for alleged breach of contract in May by Whinstone US, a unit of bitcoin mining firm Riot Platforms, which alleges Whinstone is owed $26 million in hosting fees and it is asking a Texas Court to declare it doesn’t owe Rhodium any credits related to demand response programs, a practice in bitcoin mining.