We turn power into Bitcoin. Hosted mining for investors. Based in Cedar Falls, Iowa. Inc 5000 #175
7 day Bitcoin mining trial
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Peter and Rich each had $2,500.
Peter bought Bitcoin and held it
Rich bought an S19 miner and ran it on 7 cent power, selling a little of what it mined to cover the electric bill.
Rich sells the machine at year 2: 75% more Bitcoin than Peter.
Rich keeps mining to year 4: 25% more.
Two extra years of mining cost him Bitcoin.
Mine vs buy comes down to two levers you control:
what you pay for the machine and what you pay for power.
The full math is in our free guide, Mine vs Buy Bitcoin: The 2027 Math, with a prompt that runs it on your own numbers.
Drop a comment and we'll send it.
Pompliano's case for owning just two things: Bitcoin if the debt gets inflated away, AI if we grow our way out.
Either way, both bets run on power.
hey @grok , should we build a bathhouse for our employees? We already run 45,000+ Bitcoin miners for our clients so the operational cost would be basically zero. Please provide an overview of the costs and benefits
This bathhouse in New York city heats its pools with Bitcoin miners (and runs the full Braiins stack!) 🔥
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Using 𝕏 from 5 years,
Just got to know that you can press the copy link button 21 times and increase your chances of hitting a Bitcoin block by 21% 🤯🤯🤯
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USE YOUR MONEY FOR:
• Skills that pay forever
• Bitcoin in self custody
• Things you own outright
USE YOUR TIME FOR:
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Peter Schiff buying his groceries
BREAKING: Global central banks bought +321 tonnes of gold in Q3 2026, their largest quarterly purchase since Q4 2024.
This also marks their 5th-largest quarterly purchase on record.
Central bank gold purchases were up +8% from +296 tonnes acquired in Q2 2026 and up +453% from Q1 2026.
By comparison, the 5-year quarterly average stands at +227 tonnes.
China and Poland led Q3 demand, adding +63 tonnes and +40 tonnes, respectively.
Year-to-date, global central banks have purchased +675 tonnes of gold, up +6% from the same period in 2025.
Central banks are aggressively buying the dip in gold.
Eric Schmidt told Congress the US needs another 90 gigawatts of power for AI.
That's 90 nuclear plants.
That's why AI companies keep calling us
they want Simple power
A miner delivered December 30 and plugged in January 4 is a 2027 write-off.
A machine delivered one year but not installed and operational until the next is placed in service the next year.
So for a year-end purchase, the date that counts is the day it starts hashing.
Miners ordered from us now go live by December 31.
Link in the replies.
We are getting a lot of inquiries about the Proto miners
This is why it is a tough setup to offer:
Everyone’s excited about Proto miners as the American alternative to Bitmain.
dont get me wrong, I like the idea too.
But I ran the numbers on the hosted Proto offers that im seeing
You’re getting S21 Pro efficiency at almost twice the price.
Both run at 15 J/TH, so 610 TH earns $109 a month at 7¢ power on either one.
The difference is what you pay:
Proto module: ~$12,500
Same hashrate in S21 Pros: ~$6,500
The 0% financing makes it worse.
Put 20% down and you pay $447 a month out of pocket, because the module earns $109 against a $556 payment.
If you’re buying it to back decentralized hardware, that’s a fine reason.
Just know the mission could cost you some serious profitability...
$100k is officially lower middle class.
Making $100K a year is now considered lower middle class income in 12 U.S. states.
Those states include:
Utah,
Alaska
Hawaii
Virginia
Colorado
California
Maryland
New Jersey
Washington
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
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when you realize making $100K a year is now considered lower middle class income in 12 U.S. states
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On a Bitcoin standard there will be:
No CPI.
No PPI.
No more FOMC meetings.
Just a new block every 10 minutes.
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Two years in a row in the Inc. 5000 top 500.
This is the team behind it, all in one room for our fall all-hands.
We expect a lot, because this team can do a lot. We find a way.
