A Texas judge will approve B. Riley Commercial Capital’s $70 million loan to the bankrupt bitcoin mining company Core Scientific, agree to set up an official committee to represent shareholders’ interests in the bankruptcy case, and wait for the committee to The budget, which corresponds to a hearing on Friday to discuss the appointment of a shareholder committee, must also agree on a final budget for the DIP financing. Prior to bankruptcy at the end of November, Core Scientific's debt consisted of $552.5 million in outstanding principal under its senior secured convertible notes, $41.8 million at B. Riley and $242.5 million under various equipment financing transactions.